Sentence examples for based on a value from inspiring English sources
Applying Neo-Pragmatism to the trolley simulation we may say that we value female lives over male lives if it so happens that the five persons are male and the one person is female; we can decide to spare the one and sacrifice the five based on a value judgment of gender.
To avoid model instability problems we did not fit univariate models based on a value of less than 5 in one or more cells when cross-tabulated against the case-control binary variable [ 16] – (this criterion applies to all analyses presented in Tables 1, 2 and 4).
The Stanford study's conclusions, he said, were based on "a value judgment that any kind of conversational contact was more socially valuable than other types of contact".
The analytical solution is used to predict the natural frequencies of a small balloon, based on a value for the elastic modulus that is determined using inflation measurements.
The Stanford study's conclusions, he said, were based on "a value judgment that any kind of conversational contact was more socially valuable than other types of contact". The study distinguished between e-mail, telephone conversations and face-to-face visits.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index is calculated by adding up the market capitalizations of hundreds of stocks and then converting the sum into an index based on a value of 100 on Dec. 19, 1990.
A new state law, passed this year to help New York win Race to the Top money, pledges that by 2013, 25percentt of a teacher's evaluation be based on a value-added system.
The Los Angeles Times enraged teachers last year when it published a series that included the rankings of about 6,000 elementary school teachers based on a value-added analysis.
Paul's plan, like those of his Republican rivals Ted Cruz and Mike Huckabee, is based on a Value-Added Tax (VAT) concept, which has historically been a political taboo in the U.S., but is wildly popular with tax authorities throughout the rest of the world.
During the week of Feb. 24, the New York City Education Department released data estimating the performance (based on a value-added testing evaluation metric) of over 12,000 teachers in the city's public schools.
Protein expression levels were further analyzed by classifying IRS values as low (based on a IRS value less than 4) and as high (based on a IRS value greater than 4).
