Sentence examples for value in support from inspiring English sources

"In this model, the BBC's total cost to facilitate the departure should [be] limited to well under £700,000 – and the BBC derives some genuine value in support of its key projects," said Thompson in the 2010 email.

Measuring resources in emergy terms means to quantify their environmental worth to all species in a given area: the integration of emergy and GIS allows the description of the spatial distribution of these resources and consequently the assessment of land's intrinsic environmental value, in support of land use planning policies.

Training of a k-NN classifier on 260 abstracts yielded classification accuracy of 0.95, thus showing significant value in support of data extraction from the literature.

A one-sided p value was then obtained using the MH test statistics, with each end of the p value in support of one of the two possible solutions for phasing.

Training and five-fold cross-validation of a k-NN classifier on 310 abstracts yielded classification accuracy of 0.95, thus showing significant value in support of data extraction from the literature.

"There was real value in supporting the solo musician or others, and that's probably one of the reasons I got to be an arts administrator.

While we all encounter machine learning whenever we use autocorrect, Siri, Spotify and Google, the vast majority of businesses are yet to grasp its promise, particularly when it comes to practically adding value in supporting internal decision making.

Martin Glenn, the new FA chief executive, had talked about how there was "immense value" in supporting a Uefa candidate and concluded it would "place English football well" to have a "guy like Michel" running Fifa.

By this I don't mean that they're single-use or anything as environmentally unfriendly as that, but rather than manufacturers see the product as finished as soon as it has been sold and see little value in supporting it with regular software updates (at least anything beyond bug fixes).

Some values of agrobiodiversity can be privately captured by farmers, for example, its value in supporting agricultural productivity and stability or in providing insurance.

The increasing volume of the international food trade suggests that there would be value in supporting sensitive consumers by harmonizing (to the extent possible) these regulatory frameworks.