Sentence examples for to which values from inspiring English sources
What Kitcher argues so far is consistent with the traditional view according to which values enter mainly at the first stage of scientific investigation, problem selection.
This rule decides the level to use based on eight decision-making criteria to which values on a scale are assigned, according to the characteristics of the study area and the hazard to be addressed.
In Washington, Rothkopf wrote that Mohammed "cannot be a credible partner of a state to which values matter".
Within the range of the parameter values measured in our experiments with sheep, (i.e. εs+εF = 1.5 and kF/kS = 0.5), we further investigated the extent to which values of εs, εF, kF and kS affect the dynamical features of 'risky' situations, where no individual in the group is scanning (Figure 4, see Supporting information S2, Eq. (S.8) and (S.9)).
The cut-off values applied have the greatest influence on the definition of the subvolumes, but there is no consensus as to which values to use.
Interclass correlations (ICC) will be calculated in order to examine the extent to which values for the various outcome measures correlate between members of the same family.
The public key is treated as an address to which value may be sent, akin to an account number.
But his labour theory of value, which proportioned reward to the length (and disagreeableness) of work, has long been replaced in economics by the doctrine of subjective utility, according to which value is determined solely by subjective preferences.
Digital libraries are a product of digital information aimed at satisfying users' information needs, through collections of documents to which value added services are provided.
The parameter F is proposed only to determine to which value of pixel intensity in a histogram the angle deviation belongs.
It depends on the club's decision, if they are willing to go forward or not, up to which value, and to decide whether they want to keep the interest in the player.
