'steep value' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the significant cost or worth of something. For example: "This car has a steep value due to its limited edition status."
We next investigated why the monkeys did not achieve a steeper value comparison function given that its steepness β governs the amount of earned reward.
It is therefore likely that the neuronal noise presents a bottleneck in the animals' attaining a steeper value comparison function.
The isotope temperature slope ranges from 0.11‰/°C to 0.47‰/°C with steeper values observed at the southernmost stations of the study area.
Steeper values of α B and α F correspond to greater benefits of increased care.
High density and steep land value have driven people to maximise liveable and productive spaces in urban settings.
We observed worsening of the steep keratometry value (K2) by more than 0.5 D in 3 crosslinked eyes.
In fact, the observed slopes of the regression line between log10 EPO and hemoglobin (g/L), even the steepest observed value (-0.0109) in Pp infants at 6 months, were less steep than values previously reported in the literature.
Chemical-denaturation followed by SEC at pH 7.0 had a sigmoidal behaviour with a steep m-value and a [GdmCl]50% = 1.80±0.02 M (Table 4), that is, closer (but not identical) to the value measured by CD (secondary structure).
Bans on same-sex marriage are immoral because they are steeped in value judgments about the characters of gays and lesbians based solely on the private consensual choices of mature adults based on their sexual orientation.
Browne, chief of $11 billion Roxbury Capital Management, has a financial background steeped in value investing.
