"By changing neighborhoods, we're changing underlying values," Mr. Aarons said.
In this sense, the two approaches are representative of underlying values in the main parties.
What underlying values and principles do New York Times editorials express: your own?
Instead, you drill into richer sources of data, including your and others' underlying values and biases.
What are some of the underlying values guiding the author's perspective?
"It's decisions like this that consumers notice when they are decoding the underlying values behind a company or brand.
First, bank executives were more compelled by a different scenario – that asset prices reflected underlying values, and that financial institutions were efficiently spreading risk.
Unlike many later economists, he was under no illusion that financial markets were rational and ''efficient,'' with prices always reflecting underlying values.
The women who marched past the Freedom Trash Can outside the Miss America pageant weren't protesting the absence of female judges; they were protesting the contest's underlying values.
Attitudes towards residential development approaches were also related significantly to assigned but not underlying values.
Assigned values appear therefore to mediate between underlying values and attitudes towards peri-urban landscapes.
