Sentence examples for value measures from inspiring English sources

Further research might explore measurement properties of cultural value measures among sub-groups of Asians (or other groups).

Although some existing studies have provided evidence for measurement invariance across ethnic groups of cultural value measures, these studies have focused on adult-only, or Hispanic-only populations [ 1, 2, 19], which potentially limits generalizability to other populations.

In fact, only four of the top 200 quoted companies match I.B.M. on these growth and value measures.

To minimize these and other risks, the managers use traditional value measures, seeking companies with low ratios of price to earnings, price to book value and price to cash flow.

The OBR, which developed a new method of predicting future price movements by bringing together a range of property value measures, said:"The model implies that house prices will consistently rise faster than income, barring a strong and historically unprecedented response from housing supply, leading to a steady rise in household debt relative to income".

Enterprise value measures market value plus debt minus cash.

"The U-value measures how good a window is at keeping heat inside a home," he said, explaining that the lower the U-value, the better the window.

But investors ignore fair-value measures at their peril.* "The Carry Trade and Fundamentals: Nothing to Fear But FEER Itself" by Òscar Jordà and Alan Taylor, November 2009.

The detection p-value measures the probability of observing signal without specific probe-target hybridization.

The q-value measures the false discovery rate of the test.

NOM P-value measures the significance of NES for a gene set by using permutation testing.