Sentence examples for greater value placed on from inspiring English sources

For instance, the greater diversity of the facilities in Kenya in terms of size and scope of services may be reflective of the local markets in which they compete, and may also be one reason for the somewhat greater value placed on branding in Kenya.

There is a greater value placed on that than on the sang froid British Sandy-Gall-type stiff upper lip these days.

Finally, several users stressed a need for broader acceptance of the tool and greater value placed on data.

It is possible that the subset of those located who responded, by participating, may have indicated greater value placed on collaboration with research efforts; these results may therefore somewhat overestimate interest in collaboration with research efforts.

There was a great value placed on eccentricity.

"There's been a greater value placed within the scientific fraternity on what is seen as the behavior of animals in undisturbed states".

He explains the problem in terms of Campbell's law, a principle that describes the risks of using a single indicator to measure complex social phenomena: the greater the value placed on a quantitative measure, like test scores, the more likely it is that the people using it and the process it measures will be corrupted.

(Participant 12, male, age 78, 16 weeks post operation) Low mood or depression associated with the reduced mobility due to the fracture was reported by a few interviewees, emphasising the great value placed by interviewees on being independently mobile.

Edna's greatest achievement in life was the value placed on her family and lifelong friendships.

While we may expect good looks to matter more in developed countries with large media influences, findings show that even greater value is placed on physical beauty in socioeconomically depressed areas where beauty is closely connected to health care and longevity.

Across all attributes, greater value was placed on the difference between the lowest levels of capability than between the highest (that is, the difference in value between being able to achieve in a few aspects of life and no aspects of life was greater than that between being able to achieve in all aspects in life and many).