Strategically, social has many more attributes that heighten the value of individual objects.
Moreover, Figure 7 elaborates that the increase of temperature will also heighten the value of ΔGreaction.
Nevertheless, an optimal categorization should heighten the value of the TNM classification as a prognostic grading system.
Selective secondary control refers to strategies to increase one's own commitment to the realization of developmental goals, like efforts to heighten the value of a goal or to increase faith in one's own ability to realize the goal.
But in the world of paintings, the art sleuth Philip Mould tells us, the breathtaking prices paid for fine art have only heightened the value of the real thing — the one in which the soul of its maker resides.
(She posited a suggestion that undergraduate schools adopt interview habits like those of business schools, in which only promising applicants are granted interviews, heightening the value of the meeting, and giving those students not admitted an earlier, less personalized let-down).
The negative sign of β-weights indicates that heightening the value of one of the interacting factors leads to a decrease of the slope (i.e. the first degree coefficient of the simulation equation) characterizing the profile of the other factor.
Second, because there are no clear standards for the recording of anastomotic leakage, we restricted anastomotic leakage to patients who were re-operated on, to heighten the predictive value of our outcome.
As its studio model continues to grow, its marketing and distribution costs continue to fall, heightening the potential value of each acquisition.
Faculty with transdisciplinary interests should be encouraged to sit on advisory and review granting boards, heightening awareness of the value of the approach.
Heightening concerns about the value of many of its high school diplomas, the New York State Education Department released new data on Tuesday showing that only 37 percent of students who entered high school in 2006 left four years later adequately prepared for college, with even smaller percentages of minority graduates and those in the largest cities meeting that standard.
