Sentence examples for division valuing from inspiring English sources

He was forced to sell Monsanto to Pharmacia-Upjohn, which bought it for its pharmaceutical division, valuing the agricultural biotechnology operations at essentially zero.

In April, Microsoft announced that it would invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Barnes & Noble's Nook division, valuing the unit at $1.7 billion and giving Barnes & Noble a much-needed lift for its growing but expensive digital business.

The Emap board is believed to have met yesterday to consider bids for the consumer division, valued at about £700m.

The Emap board is believed to have met yesterday to consider bids for the consumer division, valued at about £700m, and an announcement about a sale could be made as early as today.

To pull off the transaction, Areva would first have to buy out the 34% stake that Siemens AG holds in Areva's nuclear reactor division, valued at $1.4 billion or so.

Only the genes of the division value >3 were selected and considered as differently expressed.

The Log2Ratio is the division value of the differential expression quantity of two groups.

While individual cells may evolve a probability of symmetric division value of 1, they are not expected to remain there.

The numbers make it all pretty clear: Microsoft's Windows division is valued at $107 billion; its business division at $99 billion; and its servers at $43 billion.

In Microsoft's recent investment in the e-book division of Barnes & Noble, that division was valued at $1.7 billion.

If so, how is it possible that one division could value the exact same asset differently from a different division?