Sentence examples for value compared to a from inspiring English sources

Citigroup said in a note that despite the shares having risen 20% this year, RBS is worth only 0.9 times its tangible 2010 book value, compared to a European average multiple of 1.4.

Pigeon and wild blaeberry salad Serves 4 Pigeons are very good value compared to a grouse, and this is a great way to get several servings out of them.

The findings of this research prove that by combining parallel and fan beam projection, the image quality can be increased by more than 10% in terms of its PSNR value and more than 100% in terms of its NMSE value compared to a single parallel beam.

"Their budgets are unlimited, so why not demand the best?" Given the markets where many of the high-end buyers are coming from, "luxury addresses in South Florida are still a value compared to a flat in London, an apartment in São Paulo or a home in Rome," said John Manrique, the vice president for sales and marketing of the St . Regishotel-condominium in Bal Harbour.

For example, if you have an item that costs $5, you might not consider it to be a good value compared to a similar item that costs $100.

In these circumstances the radiologist having a broad perspective and a wide knowledge of anatomy, pathology, and imaging signs delivers an added value compared to a subspecialized clinician.

As described above, the evaluation of life cycle emissions has various sources of uncertainties and very often the focus lies on generating a single value compared to an acceptable emission level.

LAB provided slow (overnight) acidification that resulted in a significantly higher pre-cooking modulus of rigidity (G′) value compared to all treatments, including a non-acidified control.

The deuterated enrichment was first initially expressed in delta values compared to a calibrated hydrogen gas and then converted to atom % D by standard equations.

These are significantly small values compared to a conventional ICON's 1.39% and 19.43%, respectively, for the same conditions.

What that means is that if you put a bunch of physicians from different countries together in a room, they are likely to have more shared work-related values compared to a group of random people from the same country.