Sentence examples for mixture of values from inspiring English sources

The farmers also have a complex mixture of values similar to those of the herders but with important context-dependent preferences for Mediterranean crops (vineyards and olive groves) and lesser affinity for (if not some aversion to) transhumance and livestock.

"So there's this mixture of values, and now it leans to the Left".

However, bioethics, including research ethics, reflects a mixture of values that derive from religion and culture.

Cross-hybridization with the sex chromosomes leads to false discoveries as the measured methylation value is composed of a mixture of values from the target location and from the sex-chromosome, which obviously differs between sexes.

It too (and every laborious step on its way) is affected by the distribution of costs and benefits of any changes among stakeholders, by the mixture of value systems in play and by the interpretation of what is central and peripheral in the intervention itself, all this in contexts where power is diffuse, and the capacity to unilaterally impose direction is limited.

Lee Kuan Yew, its founding father, was prime minister for more than 30 years and a tireless advocate of "Asian values", by which he meant a mixture of family values and authoritarianism.

These neither represented the values for single thyroid lobes nor for whole thyroid glands but rather a mixture of those values.

Second, the secret of its success lies in an Asian mixture of authoritarian values and state-directed capitalism (largely myth).

Quite apart from the unseemly pandering to the prejudices of a weak and narrow activist base, the mixture of vague values and small solutions that politicians conventionally offer for our nation's pressing problems will feel desperately inadequate.

O fractions in this zone are a mixture of the values in the thin film and in the substrate.

Firstly, the criteria for AKI III are a mixture of creatinine values, urine results and a therapeutic intervention (i.e. RRT).