Sentence examples for value originating from inspiring English sources

In Victorian times earnestness was considered to be the over-riding societal value, originating in religious attempts to reform the lower classes, it spread to the upper ones too throughout the century.

The leverage of a single cell line on the prediction model was investigated by plotting the predicted resistance value originating from the leave-one-out-cross-validation versus the measured resistance index (Figure S6).

This ratio is commonly referred to as the Rz value (originating from the German word Reinheitszahl which translates to "number of purity") (Theorell et al. 1950).

Our recommendations allow ITV to play to its core PSB strengths - high value originated programming and news.

The problems that have hurt the News Corporation's market value originate in British newspapers.

Lanier's concept of provenance – the recording of where value originates – is fundamental to an ethical information economy, and also – though Marx is clearly not one of his pals – represents an antidote to reification.

As expected for a mechanism whose adaptive value originates from the selective pressures of life in biological communities, the ability of bacteria to induce [GAR] and the ability of yeast to respond to bacterial signals have been extinguished repeatedly during the extended monoculture of domestication.

According to Eurocode 3 the buckling length of a hollow section truss cord can be assumed in out-of-plane buckling as 0.9L, where L is the distance between the truss lateral supports unless a smaller value originates from an analysis.

The latter value originated from eels from the Dutch part of the Rhine from the year 2004.

Waste fiber sludge, a residue with little or no value, originates from pulp mills and lignocellulosic biorefineries.

It is noteworthy that as much as 20percentt of the export value originates from the Low Income Food Deficit Countries (LIFDC).