The average price last year was 1.9 times book value.

They now trade at 1.6 times book value, down from 4 in 2000.

So that is a hard book value not a soft one.

Five years ago, they traded at nearly three times book value.

Investors once paid a lot of attention to book value.

Book values for those companies actually increased under the new standard.

The blue book value on that motorcycle is quite small.

Its peers trade at an average of 1.2 times book value.

Most bank acquisitions are done at two times book value, or less.

Instead, they rose, reaching three and four times book value.

Since 1995, the company has traded in a range of 1.31 to 3.7 times its book value.

Until recently, its stock had been selling below book value.

He expects its book value to grow 22 percent a year over the next two years.

The company adjusted the prices every four weeks, based on the company's book value.

"If you pay more than book value, you're generally giving away money."

Lane said the proposed price is about 2.5 times its book value.

"A lot of things out there are trading below book value," she said.

A number of major companies' shares are trading at less than book value.

Indeed, the company has raised its book value an astonishing 25.5 percent in each of the last 10 years.

On average, other insurance company stocks trade at prices above their book value.

Most banks, he said, are buying their stock at well above book value.

The sum represents 4.65 times the book value of the bank.

Its shares are selling at nearly nine times the company's book value.

An example of where book value does not mean much is the service and retail sectors.

Instead of relying simply on book value, he studied a company's management and performance.

Cheese is a protein of high biological value and a little goes a long way.

Eating various plant foods in combination can provide a protein of higher biological value.

The location has a high biological value, as it shows a high degree of biodiversity.

Along with milk, eggs contain the highest biological value (or gold standard) for protein.

The Santa Elena tract has great biological value of its own.

Biological value is determined based on this formula.

Soybean protein isolate has a biological value of 74.

Approximately twenty sites are restored annually, prioritized "according to their biological value".

Rush Ranch has only been recently acquired and is managed for both historic and biological values.

That quest sometimes prompts the use of mysterious ingredients of no known biological value.

Transforming the other areas listed below into nature reserves is being investigated, as they all are regarded to be of great recreational and biological value.

This Cool Earth project protects endemic species and ecosystems of high biological value.

Consuming a mixture of plant-based protein sources can increase the biological value of food.

It is exceptionally important not only for its ecological and biological values, but also as a reference site for other similar ecosystems.

Xenogeneic biological values require glutaraldehyde treatment to decrease the immune response to the foreign valve.

Which is a program that surveys provide quick assessment of the biological value of an area and identify species in need of conservation action.

Fluctuating water-levels are intrinsic to Rietvlei's biological value.

Sweden published the sustainability criteria for biofuels (2011) which consider the areas with high biological values to be protected in respect to fuels production.

Biological values and usable protein values have been added to the chart to show the true relative value of each foodstock for human consumption.

Measures include the biological value, net protein utilization, protein digestibility-corrected amino acid score.

Thus, it is clear that the Cape Floristic Region has both economic and intrinsic biological value as a biodiversity hotspot.

The Biological Value method is also used for analysis in animals such as cattle, poultry, and various laboratory animals such as rats.

Since the method measures only the amount that is retained in the body critics have pointed out what they perceive as a weakness of the biological value methodology.

After a site has been identified as a potential future research site, an initial assessment of the biological value of the site is carried out (stage 1).

What better symbol of American recognition of biological values beyond the crass could there be than by designating the marvelous monarch butterfly as our national insect?