Otherwise, good candidate compounds against human targets would be already out-selected by experiments in the rodent model during pre-clinical optimization steps although they might have been specific and valuable drugs in disease treatment in humans.
If more specific patient and tumour information, such as genetic data and molecular tumour markers, become routinely available in the future, use of these types of predictive models will become more specific and valuable.
A value chain has traditionally meant activities needed in order to deliver a specific valuable product and service for the market, such as energy sources or feedstock production, energy production, distribution and transportation, retail and consumption.
In the context of shared decision-making, a valid estimation of the probability that a given patient will improve after a specific treatment is valuable.
There does, though, appear to be a specific, valuable usage for it - if you're someone who keeps backups of files that are especially high-capacity, like videos, the Verbatim drive would be a great value under those specific conditions, which (to be clear) is no small thing.
He keeps a knit cap clamped to his shaved head and his attention glued to his clients' specific and highly valuable body parts.
When a feature has low score, the difference between the probabilities for the positive and negative classes is high; therefore the feature is more class specific and more valuable for classification process.
Most ASA and SDO records can be attributed to a specific discipline, providing a valuable indicator of specialization-specific resource utilization by the population.
