Sentence examples for may derive value from inspiring English sources

Although people who want to be first with a product aren't making a direct calculation — "I'd pay $100 for my ego" — they may derive value from showing off a new product or being perceived as being at technology's forefront.

If the citizens are not alienated from the activity, then they may derive value from it.

For example, patients may derive value from the process of care aka process utility [ 23, 24].

Moral judgment may derive from values or norms (principles and rules).

We may derive such fictitious value of ∆εall by linear extrapolation of ∆ε from the positive to the negative temperature range (the result of the extrapolation is marked in Fig.  5 with dashed lines).

Finally where there is a focus on mid-range theories, rather than on specific interventions, a review team may seek to derive value from a loose collection, or bundle, of qualitative studies conducted across a variety of temporal and spatial settings with different populations or disease groups.

Using the linearity and positivity of this functional we may derive corresponding mean-value theorems.

Specifically, we evaluated the probability that the observed polarity in the year-to-year LOD changes (median values) may derive from a random sampling of the 1850 2009 LOD time series.

The relative failure of RI-CC2 may derive from the rather large values of the D1 diagnostic for the CC2 GS wavefunction (0.317, 0.124 and 0.115 for 2, 3 and 4, respectively).

In theorizing about the emotional value which immigrants may derive from host country citizenship, I connect back to the focus of earlier studies of the origins (rather than effects) of citizenship policy (e.g. Brubaker, 1992 and Howard, 2009).

If the derivative (f(n ))'(x p) = f' (f(n − 1)(x p)) f'(f(n − 1)(x p)) … f'(x p) falls into Class I or Class II, we may derive similar conclusions on the periodic value x p (see fig. 4 b ).