Sentence examples for value of the relations from inspiring English sources

Although both are children's health status tools, they do not necessarily measure the same constructs, nor generate the same health profiles, and so, the value of the relations would not necessarily be higher.

Table  5 shows the values of the relations between scores registered by self-evaluation of ill children (spina bífida and diabetes) and their parents' perceptions.

The relevance/confidence value of the extracted relations between A and B depended on the number of PASs supporting a relation.

Even though this seems trivial, the value of this relation becomes clear by considering that if there exists a strong positive correlation between and f, there may in fact exist a small ζ for which Equation (6) is true.

Using the value of the grey relation coefficient and introducing a weighting factor for all three linguistic variables, the degree of grey relation for each failure cause is calculated.

The expected value of the semantic relation (E_s(O_i)) is defined by Eq. (10) where (p(n_k|O_i)) are the Top-k probability values in which each object has a name (n_k) (k is the name number).

Furthermore, additional functions are provided by the interface to increase the optimization-possibilities (e.g., getting the current value of the physical relation factor to prevent long and power consuming transmission ranges).

Rob Walker's analysis of the potential value of negative publicity, while interesting to read, was riddled with false stereotypes and myths regarding the value of public relations and the role it plays in the success of companies.

PRSA opposed the investigation, presenting that the effort dismissed the value of public relations in government.

This strong sentiment around the value of external relations was expressed by the volunteers in many informal encounters with us and also in formal research results.

The value of the renminbi in relation to the dollar and other currencies influences, to a greater or lesser degree, the price of things as diverse as a pair of Gap jeans and an Apple iPod.