Sentence examples for compensating value from inspiring English sources
Of course, companies can choose to use this technology to add more business partners, which will drive up operating costs, but not as much as with other technologies, and there will presumably be compensating value in terms of increased flexibility and value to customers.
Fourth: The principle of compensating values still applies: Stock and currency prices that race uphill can and do go down just as rapidly.
Unlike finance, however, in tech it's harder to identify and compensate value drivers — namely engineers, designers and other product people.
Termed by Breen as "Compensating moral value", the maxim was that "any theme must contain at least sufficient good in the story to compensate for, and to counteract, any evil which relates".
Then follows the task of editing the film; of reducing 30 reels to ten; of seeing the picture for the first time concretely, as a whole; of studying the new values which inevitably appear and, frequently, of compensating for values which seem to have disappeared.
Quite simply, in a world where one is compensated on value and outcome, it's nearly impossible to have success without recognizing the importance of the patient.
According to this definition, 90.4% of all expressed genes (n = 882) on the X-chromosome are dosage compensated, a value which is comparable to those of the autosomes where 88.2% to 91.1% of the genes are expressed at the same levels in males and females.
The sociocultural approach attempts to compensate for values that tend to be obscured by economic valuations of ecosystem services.
The compensated CV values of the matrix were plotted as density curves (normalised CV distributions) with an area under the curve (AUC) of 100%, for each subject.
For the multivariate study, we planned a ratio of 1 : 2 for cases and controls, plus additional 25% controls to compensate missing values.
The final compensated RSSI value is calculated by averaging the two vertical and horizontal compensated RSSI values.
