1.   As with other details these might vary in specific cases, but a typical cannon has a value as shown here.

2.   For the time being however, interferon remains very much an experimental drug whose full clinical value has yet to be determined.

3.   If a fringe benefit is not excluded from income, then a value has to be placed on it.

4.   New values thus have the effect of reinforcing traditional differences.

5.   The latter value has great practical significance, however, and is a parameter which is essential to the understanding of the physical behaviour of a polymer.

6.   Steady state rectal CSA values had a non-linear relation to increasing distension pressure.

7.   Steady state rectal CSA values had a non-linear relation to the increasing distension pressure.

8.   But even that famous unflappability is challenged by a currency whose value has all the predictability of, well, the weather.

9.   But its value has yet to be proved because at this stage of the research, it has been used by only a few people.

10.   But, in the long run, I think our basic values have to change.