Sentence examples for valuation scale from inspiring English sources

On the valuation scale of publicly traded Internet companies, however, it is still smaller than Amazon ($83 billion) and Google ($193 billion).

One solution would be to have a contextually based relative valuation scale.

Therefore, the degree of scalar variability for the two visual representations alone can explain the fall off in estimated value for large numbers of dots and the compressed dot valuation scale.

Considerable differences in response patterns were found, probably reflecting individual differences in the cognitive use of the valuation scales inherent to the VAS and TTO tasks.

There were 2400 numerical rating scale valuations completed by the participants out of the 2400 possible (124 × 12 for elderly raters and 76 × 12 for informal caregivers).

But according to Pitchbook, which notes that this round actually closed in May of this year, the post-money valuation of Scale is now $93.50 million $75 millionn pre-money).

"You go the U.S. for funds because you want to access their market, their contacts and their scale — valuation will be a by-product and should not be the rationale".

In Belgium this standard is based on a 'visual analogue scale' valuation study, whereas the Dutch standard is based on a 'time trade-off' [ 18, 19].

Illness severity was measured by the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health E valuation (APACHE II) scale in most studies (four out of five) [ 17– 19, 24].

This group is consistent and more suitable for comparisons with the results gathered by other HRQoL instruments such as the SF-36 that specifically calculate a physical component score (such comparisons are generally hampered because of the methodological differences between the questionnaires in terms of scale, valuation, and other factors).

If such value would require a full-scale valuation of the business, then such interest should be treated as impaired.