Sentence examples for precisely values from inspiring English sources

More precisely, values for RASS after loxapine administration were no longer different from those observed before agitation, whereas values for both MAAS and the Ramsay score were slightly, but significantly, different from those observed before agitation, indicating that patients were calm and cooperative but less sedated than before agitation occurred.

For over a decade now, his consuming passion has been money — or, perhaps more precisely, value.

Respondents said that ACMS would be very helpful in achieving the following project lean and sustainable values: pursuing perfection by continuous improvement, specifying precisely value from the perspective of the ultimate customer/owner, identifying clearly the process that delivers what the customer/owner values (the value stream) and eliminating construction works' waste.

Use them or lose them But if natural forests are to be protected, it is becoming increasingly vital to calculate precisely those values of ecosystem services, and the wider conservation value of protecting intact and biodiversity-rich habitats.

More precisely, the values and are compared for each subchannel and the greatest value is selected for the water-filling.

And those are precisely the values contained in the willingness to design and use checklists for what we do.

Yet those, of course, are precisely the values that the Daily Mail rejects, not only in the case of Ralph and Ed Miliband, but in its overall coverage.

Allowing an exception to the rule against pretrial appeals in criminal cases for speedy trial claims would threaten precisely the values manifested in the Speedy Trial Clause.

Susan Heuman's study shows the fresh urgency of Kistiakovsky's ideas as Russia, Ukraine, and the other countries of the former Soviet Union seek to establish precisely those values that Kistiakovsky put forth ninety years ago.

In the former function (generation of the carrier currents), precautions are taken to ensure that the frequencies of the UHF or VHF waves have precisely the values assigned to the channel in use.

Yet it was precisely these values which fed the front line and persuaded so many officers and men to endure the First World War's unspeakable horrors.