Sentence examples for values ascribed to from inspiring English sources

The values ascribed to industrial tree plantations are often controversial.

In general, the perceptions from the Fire and RPA specialists were positive, with only few negative values ascribed to the lowest value resulting from RPA use (Table 2).

These include the specific phenomenon the phase is concerned with, its relation to the unfolding field, and values ascribed to it.

However, the bulk of the world's staple foods are wind-pollinated, self-pollinated or propagated vegetatively, and there is a bias where values ascribed to insect pollination come from high-value per unit crops (i.e. fruits, nuts, hybrid seed, and intermediate goods for the livestock and dairy industries) [1], [3], [8].

The race and sex of the hypothetical patient have been shown to potentially impact the values ascribed to hypothetical health states [ 8, 9].

Second, the indications for AR procedures could be exaggerated due to the high predictive values ascribed to diagnostic tests or routine qualifications for fundoplication in the cases of children with certain conditions.

The high adsorption enthalpy values ascribe to strong interactions between amine-functional groups in FC-POPs and CO2 molecules, for the presence of amines gives rise to chemical adsorption towards CO2.

Most private real estate investors say they believe that the value ascribed to SL Green in the public market is laughably low, Mr. Knott said.

The answer depends, among other things, on the cost of alternative disposal methods and the value ascribed to the environmental benefits.

Even one of the best, RCN Corporation, which offers high-speed Internet access, voice and cable television to apartment blocks in big cities, has seen its shares fall to less than a third of the value ascribed to them earlier this year.

You claim that the cost equals about £15m per life saved, and you rightly point out that this exceeds the value ascribed to a single life in other circumstances.