Sentence examples for sticking value from inspiring English sources

So we hoard and measure and evaluate material culture based on surface data that looks good and knowledgeable, but ultimately has limited sticking value when it comes to thinking about how we live our lives.

Intangible assets are notoriously difficult to value, which in turn makes sticking a value on Google stock that much more difficult.

At a finger-stick value of ≤72 mg/dL, boluses were given with the meal; otherwise, they were given 10 min before the meal.

The eigenvalue of the first PC from these PCA is lower than the critical broken-stick value, but the eigenvalues of the first two PCs are larger than one and explain 65% of the variation.

The key component of the methodology is to characterize bacteria transport not by a constant sticking efficiency, but by a range of sticking efficiency values determined from laboratory column experiments.

It calls itself a value fund, and it sticks to value.

In the DI experiments, minimum sticking efficiency values ranged from as low as 10− 9 (for E. coli strain UCFL-94) to 10− 2 (for E. coli strain UCFL-348); in the AGW experiments, minimum sticking efficiency values ranged from 10− 6 (for strain UCFL-94) to ≥ 1(for strain UCFL-348).

We concluded that environmentally realistic sticking efficiency values in the order of 10− 4 and 10− 3 and much lower sticking efficiencies in the order 10− 5 are measurable in the laboratory, Also power-law distributions in sticking efficiencies commonly observed for limited intra-column distances (< 2 m) are applicable at large transport distances(> 6 m) in columns packed with quartz grains.

Since Ameristock's founding in 1995 its managing quartet has stuck to value, a tough discipline, particularly in 1999, value's dark night of the soul.

Stick to value stocks and hope for positive surprises.

Stick with value stocks, many of which are already down sharply.