Sentence examples for Valuable suggesting from inspiring English sources

The available evidence suggests that collecting expectations data is both feasible and valuable, suggesting that it should be incorporated into more developing country surveys.

Given that all of the breaches to date have involved user data, rather than source code or other key company-owned data, it also demonstrates that the company can certainly protect data it views as valuable, suggesting it does not see the intimate private information of its users as important as its own information.

They are equally valuable in suggesting whether or not the proposed result is in fact a reasonable goal to aim for.

It seemed more an excuse to have this distinguished pianist perform solo than an organic part of what was otherwise a tightly designed concert, valuable for suggesting new ways of knowing this supremely unknowable composer.

In addition, the CT part of the study may also provide valuable clues suggesting an infectious cause of loosening, for example adjacent soft-tissue extension, fluid collections, or fistula tracts.

Given that every human expert in structure elucidation will be biased by his or her own education, history of certain compound classes worked on, or types of spectroscopy used, CASE systems can be incredibly valuable by suggesting solutions to the structure elucidation problem outside of our range of experience.

Some of these have provided valuable information suggesting the most likely succession of events.

As a result, the SeqFEATURE models should be valuable for suggesting potential functions for novel SG targets.

In this excellent exploration of the conflict between animal protection and animal research, the author resolutely resists simplistic answers...this valuable book suggests a vast ground for compromise.

Therefore, semi-mechanistic PKPD models developed based on in vitro single and combination experiments can be valuable to suggest suitable combination dosing regimens.

I asked whether merit might help decide whether a medical treatment was valuable, and suggested that training — as a doctor, for instance, rather than as a truck driver — would serve as a better guide to who should practice medicine.