The phrase "differential value" is correct in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you might say, "After further evaluation, the company determined the differential value of the two products."
In this contribution, we present a novel methodology for flexible design of industrial systems based on detailed differential value analysis (Sadhukhan, J. Ph.D. Dissertation, UMIST, Manchester, U.K., 2002).
In this contribution, we present a novel methodology for flexible design of industrial systems based on their detailed differential value analysis.
How revealing it is that western TV must warn its viewers that they may be about to witness scenes of a distressing nature: nothing demonstrates more clearly the differential value of human life in the transmission of these scenes of dereliction.
To evaluate the differential value of a self-reported health and safety awareness measure relative to other medical, psychosocial, and cognitive factors in predicting level of care (LOC) needs after hospital discharge.
Our findings support the idea that HIV proteins have differential value for vaccine design, and suggest that, for HIV-1C, Gag p24 may be one of the most attractive regions to include in vaccine designs to control both plasma RNA load and cell-associated proviral DNA load.
LSF is the differential value of ESF.
But the exchange that the teachers' union would have to make is to place differential values on its members.
"One cannot be too hopeful about the reform of laws based on religious beliefs that assigns differential values to human life," she told Tehran Bureau.
The controller's proportional, integral and differential values are nonlinear functions of error function that the algorithm is simple and easy to realize.
Some proposed taxonomic distinctiveness methods indeed simply have been species-based attempts to assign differential values.
thus, equal value at the fine scale among features leads to differential values at the coarse scale among species.
