Companies with such boards have been found to have lower value, a greater likelihood of making acquisitions that are value-destroying, and a greater propensity to compensate executives without regard to whether they actually do a good job.
Moreover, different diatoms and algae can produce and accumulate different precursors (e.g., carbohydrates, fatty acids, and pigments) that are value-added products.
In conclusion, our study shows that cross-linkage between various clinical and administrative databases is critical for successfully implementing systems of care that are value-based.
We need more research to better quantify these causes and develop evidence-based guidelines for managing persistent chest pain that are value-based, patient centered and integrated towards a 'rule in' strategy [ 36].
Whatever your values are, research suggests that when you aren't living your life and making choices that are "value-congruent," i.e., in line with your values, you're likely to feel unhappy and dissatisfied.
Topaz, silicate mineral that is valued as a gemstone.
Houses were busy places and privacy wasn't a condition that was valued or even recognised.
In bilateral terms, it is a relationship that is valued by both sides.
