Sentence examples for value for development from inspiring English sources
Funded through bonding, this program allows farmers to sell their land's development rights to the state for an amount equal to the difference between its fair market value for development and its value for agricultural use.
Yet this is exactly what the Government's Green paper suggests saying that it would be "beneficial" to accept loss of biodiversity in parts of the country where there is "greatest value for development" in return for net gain elsewhere "where offsets can be secured most cheaply".
Xylo-oligomers and acetic acid in the extract are the major components having the greatest potential value for development.
The use of this technology for wavefront shaping in cutting edge biological research has considerable value for development of novel methods and devices.
To evaluate the sequential trend of asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA), placental growth factor (PLGF) and pentraxin 3 (PTX 3) in pregnancies developing preeclampsia (PE) as compared to healthy pregnancy (HP) and to estimate their predictive value for development of PE later in pregnancy.
A tumor-free CRM limit >1.0 mm seems optimal regarding its prognostic value for development of recurrent disease and survival.
The main objective is to create an educational tool to deliver professional skills in Heritage Interpretation and create a pool of certified individuals with increased capacities to use cultural values for development.
SAGITTARIUS "Launching (g)local level cultural heritage entrepreneurship: strategies and tools to unite forces, safeguard the place, mobilize cultural values, deliver the experience", is an ongoing Project within the SOUTH EAST EUROPE TRANSNATIONAL COOPERATION PROGRAMME 2007-2013, Priority 4.3 "Use of Cultural Values for Development".
Positive predictive values for development of cancer and ulcer were 4% and 14%, respectively [ 18].
The tab-delimited files for the average log signal values for development data and fold-change values for abiotic stress, biotic stress and hormone treatments were imported into TIGR MultiExperiment Viewer (MeV) to generate heatmaps based on hierarchical clustering.
We generated tab-delimited files for average log signal values for development data and fold-change values for abiotic stress, biotic stress and hormone treatments and imported them into TIGR MultiExperiment Viewer (MeV) [ 52] to carry out clustering analysis.
