Regarding the practice that all countries of possible origins would be listed, the majority (13 of 16) of experts do not agree with it because the list of countries would confuse consumers and the origin statement would have lesser value to consumers, who would ignore the origin information.
The claim that people without insurance get the care they need is a fig leaf over the belief that their lives have lesser value.
With no reasons left to oppose gay equality besides the personal belief that gay unions have lesser value, it's tempting to call all marriage equality opponents bigots, and assume bad faith.
The rationale for assay selection was addressed in the Phase I article, and the reduced number of assays in the present study reflect the elimination of assays shown to have lesser value based on redundancy (i.e., a subset of cytochrome P450s, CYPs) and first-generation predictive models.
As can be seen, parameter setting 1 obtained better solution in terms of solution time with the value of 312 mm since it has lesser fitness value and the value of (n) that is assigned to this parameter setting is lesser.
When more weightage being allotted to normalized objective function of cost, the resulting solution has lesser cost and lesser RM values and vice versa.
Thus, with respect to the employment tax wedge equation (4), the UI benefit rule changes have a lot in common with an increase in the UB term, which tends to be more significant for low-skill workers (they have a lesser value for employer cost y).
Institutionalized racism guarantees that the lives of black women are seen as having substantially lesser value.
"Who was it that interviewed tutors until we found one who did his type of math?" and "Who stayed up every night for two weeks quizzing him on the Roman Empire so he could get a passing grade in World History?" I got a lot of eye rolls because these things, to him, had a lesser value than he was placing on the freedom that living with me didn't offer.
