Sentence examples for value bands from inspiring English sources

Council tax is currently levied on houses according to value bands, but someone living in a home worth £10m pays the same as the owner of a home worth £321,000.

There is a simple way to rectify this problem: reduce the actuarial value bands in the Obamacare exchanges.

Evaluation by Δ 3 criteria showed that there was a merger of levels and sublevels of the specific energy changes into five configurations with the broad value bands of BD 1, CEJH, GD 23, although the configurations of F and A were unchanged (see Fig. 6b).

Know that most insurers offer contents cover based on generic value bands.

Heated seats and other creature comforts are available at certain trim levels, but with a budget car like this it's easy to price yourself out of the value band.

The optical recombination between electrons in the conduction band of Ti0.91O2, and holes in the value band of CdS is allowed.

In the traditional type II TiO2/CdS composite nanostructure, light excitation of TiO2 and CdS will transfer electrons from the higher conduction band of CdS to the lower conduction band of TiO2 and generated holes from the lower value band of TiO2 to the higher value band of CdS nanoparticles.

This means that the electrons in the conduction band of CdS would be inclined to recombination with hole in the value band of CdS rather than transfer to the conduction band of Ti0.91O2 nanosheets.

Lenders will pay a fee to use the guarantee, based on loan-to-value banding.

Virtually all lenders use a loan-to-value banding system which means you pay much more if you have a smaller deposit.

Protein bands were modeled as Gaussian distributions and their relative densitometry values (band densitometry values over the total densitometry values) and the relative front of the band was used for band matching.