But analysts agree that valuations on the books of private equity firms can be skewed by the firms' motivation to place high values on their investments.
And in a society defined by placing unusually high value on group conformity, their forthright espousal of abnormality becomes a creative source.
The judge granted her a portion of those (she's appealing for more) and went even further by placing a high value on her nonmonetary contribution as homemaker and career supporter.
By placing a high value on standardisation, policy compliance (https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/) and quality assurance, it is understood that immediate participation of newcomers in Debian maintainership is rendered more difficult; contributions are undoubtedly more difficult than a pull request on GitHub which the Conda initiatives requests.
This can be done by placing a high value on earned income as a necessary part of your organizations mission, with strategic branding, for example, serving as a powerful way to generate revenue for your organization.
By placing a high value on avoiding unidentified neonatal hearing loss and because it is painless to perform an audiological assessment, the panel of experts considers very low birth weight a risk factor for hearing loss, even with a 'very low' level of evidence.
This results in a long-term "licence to operate" for projects developed by companies that put a high value on corporate social responsibility.
Although here the physical environment was conducive to staff encouraging mobility, this practice was facilitated and reinforced by a care ethos which placed high value on all staff, including nurses participating in such work.
He placed a high value on what he called manners, by which he meant honesty, gracefulness, candour.
Publishers place a high value on the literary awards, signified by silver and gold seals on the covers of award-winning books.
