Sentence examples for be ascribed a value from inspiring English sources

At a time when youth appeared to be ascribed a value above any material commodity, Kupferberg, who was already into his 40s, crept under the demographic radar to become a part of that frenetic scene which took on the establishment and its increasingly discredited politics.

Specifically, the state without any problems (i.e. the best health state) can be ascribed a value of 1 as a natural anchor at the top of the scale.

It is now almost two decades since I had my first encounter with British plantation records, and I still feel a surge of emotion when I come across entries for slave children who, at only a few months old, have been ascribed a value in sterling; the sale of children and the separation of families was among the most bitterly resented aspects of an inhuman system.

The tricky part is ascribing a value to the advertisers of those web site visitors, but it turns out there is a way to infer that value from advertising bidding behavior.

Food needs to be ascribed a social value.

The commission has proposed that tar sands be ascribed a greenhouse gas value of 107 grams per megajoule of fuel – this compares with 87.5 grams per megajoule for ordinary crude oil, on average.

The benefits in the so-called "business case" are based on the notion that millions of people will make small-time savings, and these are ascribed a monetary value.

Furthermore, candida has been ascribed a significant predictive value for dental caries in children [ 21].

After normalization, mean expressions were shown as fold increase (± SEM), after comparison with the mean expression levels of the WT control to which was ascribed an arbitrary value of 1.

Specimens sampled between two stations of the network were ascribed an intermediate value.

Values are ascribed a single form for all members of a group; rather than allowing for a multiplicity of mediated experiences.