Sentence examples for differential valuation from inspiring English sources
We see that the same argument used to justify species as equal-value units can be used to justify differential valuation of species (Faith 1994).
This differential valuation on the ground of gender raises some policy questions regarding societal development and broader social equity.
62 The distribution patterns of food allocation based on differential valuation of household members may include, for instance, the favoring of men over women, adults over children, or vice versa.
However, this approach also bears several challenges, especially including differences in health system costs across countries, differential effectiveness of the same intervention, differential disease prevalence, differential valuation of outcomes, and differential efficiencies in the implementation of interventions.
There is mounting evidence which indicates that not only does the age of a respondent impact upon his/her attitudes towards allocation criteria, but also that the age of the patient in question has an impact on the differential valuation of health gains as well.
Variations in task engagement would be expected to occur at least an order of magnitude slower (over the space of around 30 trials) than differential valuations of upcoming reward (which occur over the space of two or three trials; Figure 2).
Inevitably there will come a time when these flows will exaggerate the valuation differential between large and small stocks.
We apply the 2BSDE theory of Section "Second-order backward stochastic differential equations" to good-deal valuation and hedging of contingent claims in incomplete financial markets under drift and volatility uncertainty.
This article deals with the existence and uniqueness of solution to the R d 1 -valued parabolic variational inequalities with integro-differential terms which arise from the valuation of American option.
The differential influence of sex on the other valuation systems in the value-based decision-making model (Rangel et al. 2008), namely the Pavlovian and Habitual valuation systems, remains unclear and awaits future investigation.
This suggests that, rather than a strict anatomical dissociation, LV and DV processing may be reflected in differential sensitivities to these types of information in valuation regions.
