Sentence examples for press valued from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile at the Dubai Air Show, Airbus VP for market forecasts Adam Brown told reporters that the firm had 55% of the market versus 45% for Boeing –selling 47 more aircraft since the beginning of the year, according to the Associated press, valued at $29.5 billion–making Airbus "the world's leading supplier".

In an op-ed essay for The Australian last week, Mr. Assange, a 39-year-old Australian citizen who is currently being held in Britain on sex charges from Sweden, declared his devotion to some core Western press values.

Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei, director of advocacy for the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy (BIRD) said: "We want Sheikh Fawaz to explain how his government shares the UK's free press values when it is busy prosecuting Nabeel Rajab for an opinion piece which anyone can read online.

PRESS values are indications of how closely a model fits the calibration data.

"There is some press value in taking down a website but not a lot of money and that is where the level of investment will go - stealing information because there is money there," he said.

While that's true, it also demonstrates that they simply don't understand, or don't care enough about this country's free press values.

And his split-second decision to photograph the moment rather than try to save a life in a strange way reinforces an important free press value: independence.

To maintain the optimum number of PLS components and minimize the tendency to overfit the data, the number of components corresponding to the lowest Predictive Error of Estimate (PRESS) value was used for deriving the final PLS regression models.

Data were also expressed by subtracting "placebo press" values from "sciatic press" values and plotting the resultant value against time.

In LH with extreme sires, the smallest PRESS value (0.498) was not significant (p = 0.915).

Therefore, the second smallest PRESS value (0.510) was used to compare against using all sires.