Sentence examples for of relative value from inspiring English sources
Another measure of relative value is the affordability ratio.
Whether paying that sort of money for a work of art is "worth it" inevitably raises questions not of cultural but of relative value.
A wide basis indicates mispricing in one or both markets and is a helpful measure of relative value.
"Prices are as high as they will get in terms of relative value," said Jesse Toprak, an analyst for TrueCar.com.
"Use of relative value units is a fairly standard measure of performance for physicians" employed by hospitals, the medical association says in a manual describing doctor-hospital contracts.
No preschooler I know could pull this off, but the book's author, Devon Kinch, said the actual prices were less important than the idea of relative value.
But the crisis of relative values is similar.
But in the intensive care unit, the line between life and death is porous, reactive, a place of relative values that all depend on the viewer's outlook.
Oakley, who worked with Quentin in a recent production of Relative Values, sold the part to her by highlighting how timely the play seemed, more so even than when it was first performed.
Results are given as average of relative values of controls with SD of eight simultaneous experiments.
qRT-PCR results represent the means and standard deviations of relative values from three biological replicates.
