Sentence examples for different definitions of value from inspiring English sources

Investors use many different definitions of value and growth, but researchers draw the boundary by looking at the ratio of a company's stock price to its per-share book value.

But, as he looked around at the new headquarters, he seemed, again, to be dwelling on a different definition of a value.

Three further sensitivity analyses were conducted, essentially repeating the main analyses (including the imputation of missing values) with different definitions of psychiatric distress.

Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess the predictive value of the different definitions of the metabolic syndrome for cardiovascular events, cardiovascular- and diabetes-related mortality, and the progression of renal disease in type 1 diabetes.

Different definitions of the matrix can lead to different values of spatial dependence.

In these studies different patient populations were recruited, and different follow-up periods and different definitions of improvement on the anchor were used, reporting MIC values ranging from 3.5 to 9.5, and SDC values ranging from 3.0 to 17.9.

In the ARIC and NHANES III studies, we used the repeat glucose values available to compare different definitions of prevalent undiagnosed diabetes (Table 2).

Strong correlations were seen between Ki67 scores and four different definitions of FLT uptake (average, partial-volume-corrected and maximum standardised uptake values and average FLT flux).

To test for trends of different definitions of successful aging (Objective 1) in 5-year age intervals, groups will be coded with their respective median values.

We examined the value of alvimopan in reducing prolonged POI and length of stay for patients undergoing abdominal surgery using different definitions of POI.

"There are different definitions of transparency," he said.