Sentence examples for is typically valued from inspiring English sources
Mr. Miller says outdoor space is typically valued at 25 to 50 percent of the interior space.
They are typically valued at around $300,000 £198,0000) and he is convinced he's found one.
Public companies are typically valued at a multiple of earnings, and the interest payments associated with high leverage may all but eliminate earnings.
Contracts of this type are typically valued at approximately US$100 million.
J Ray McDermott SA was recently awarded a subcontract by PTSC Mechanical & Construction Co Ltd, to engineer, procure and install certain offshore facilities for the Su Tu Development - Su Tu Den North East project, located offshore Vietnam and operated by Cuu Long Joint Operating Co. Contracts of this nature are typically valued at more than US $90 million.
Between 1900 and 1978 when this material was removed from individuals undergoing treatment it had a stabilised bio-identity as diagnostic material deemed valuable to understand the individual's health condition and potentially that of family members, and was typically valued as such by both patient-families and hospitals.
Because homes in Texas' most expensive zip code are typically valued above $1.2 million, it's not surprising that those who live in the zip code's towns of Highland Park and University Park earn high incomes to match.
A study of 30 academic oncologists examining their attitudes and behaviors regarding HRQL data from clinical trials indicated that, while these data were typically valued by clinicians and felt to benefit their patients, problems with the manner in which these data were reported in the literature limited their use in clinical practice [ 5].
Enterprise value is typically the value an acquirer would have to pay to buy the whole company.
where σ i is the background noise power, which is typically fixed value.
This is above the maximum value that is typically considered good value for money when assessing alternative ways of improving health.
