Sentence examples for value recipients from inspiring English sources

According to calculated SIG value, recipients were divided into SIG > 10 and SIG < 10.

"We know very little about showing off, but... if true, this suggests that, besides nutritional value, recipients of the food also take effort and danger into account" when choosing a mate.

A far higher percentage of MLVA typing results (41%) than ribotyping ones (10%) were rated 'strongly agree' in terms of the value recipients placed on their usefulness in aiding the management of a PII.

Writing in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, the researchers describe two experiments testing the personal value gossip recipients derive.

Whereas EGFP+ cells showed a low side-scatter value in recipients at the early time point, they exhibited higher side-scatter value at late time point, indicating the progression of spermatogenesis [5].

Our research also indicates that a measure of 'social value' (whether recipients have dependents) was valued by UK respondents.

We used a predefined cutoff of ≥5 ng/ml for all analyses based on the median urine YKL-40 value for recipients with immediate graft function in previously published results from our kidney transplant cohort [ 13].

Finally, Wald tests also suggest ethnic minority patients value prioritizing recipients with moderate vs. severe diseases (dis2) affecting life expectancy less than other patients (1 year MRS = 10.25 vs. 15.86; 5 year MRS = 2.05 vs 3.17).

It advises their children and future generations about the couple's values, saying recipients should pursue full and active lives, be productive citizens, create more opportunities than they have been given, live up to their potential and provide for themselves and their families as if the trust did not exist.

Plus, Loop Commerce is seeing a 20percentt increase in average order values, as recipients have the option to spend beyond the gifted amount.

We interpret this as cash and in-kind having different values to recipients since our estimates imply that nutrition programmes suffer from only mild stigma/transaction/information costs.