Sentence examples for value to recognition from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, in patients with stable CAD, sRAGE levels are low in nondiabetic patients but elevated in diabetic patients which may add predictive value to recognition of future CVD.

It means that only parameter γ can affect the performance of the proposed method, and it is set as an empirical value to obtain the best recognition performance.

In parallel, each PE generates the different primitives (or interest zones) with respect to the received roadside model and sets the recognition value to its locally calculated detection edges.

In score level fusion, all real value scores from multiple features will be combined into a real value to arrive at a final recognition decision.

"Employment is a tangible recognition of our value to society," Ms. Harris said.

What would minority groups – whether classified by race, sex, gender or disability – have to do to bring about meaningful recognition of their value to our 21st-century state?

An additional consideration, in particular for species such as rainbow trout, is economic value – the recognition that biodiversity represents direct or indirect economic value to humans.

If a person or relationship or endeavor or hope has indeed been of great value, and of great value to you, it would make no sense to experience its loss without such an emotional recognition of its value.

These results closely resembled those obtained in our study, since our respondents pushed the value "social recognition" down to the 7th position.

Despite the tight job market and Wall Street's continued demand to maximise shareholder value, the recognition that people are an asset makes a compelling business case for several reasons.

Medical faculty (directly paid by a university to teach) valued recognition of outstanding teaching (the Dean's teaching awards) and educational development as a teacher as suitable reward [ 9].