Sentence examples for a valuable end from inspiring English sources

The approach stresses that we should always be clear, when valuing something, whether we value it as an end in itself, or as a means to a valuable end.

But, while understanding evolution is a valuable end in itself, studies repeatedly find that understanding evolution is not reliably correlated with accepting evolution (e.g., Bishop and Anderson 1990; Lawson and Worsnop 1992; Demastes et al. 1995; Sinatra et al. 2003; Brem et al. 2003; Shtulman 2006).

This early outcome may represent a valuable end point in future clinical trials.

We also recommend that such studies should ideally focus on survival or mortality as the outcome, as this is the 'gold-standard' outcome, although stage is also a valuable end point.

"The CRA really is a valuable end-to-end guide". Statistics indicate that companies need outside help with cybersecurity.

Agilyx has a far more economic solution which is to not just dispose of this, but create a valuable end-use product from it — oil that is widely refinable.

Since young cotton rats demonstrate age-dependent measurements similar to those predicted in human infants, studies of respiratory illness by whole body plethysmography in this animal model may contribute important information to our understanding of influenza virus pathogenesis and provide a valuable end-point to evaluate the therapeutic effects of antiviral agents in this age group.

By applying the biorefinery concept, all valuable end products can be extracted from S. myriocystum, thus making the cost of algal biodiesel economically viable.

A collaborative and iterative design process which considers diverse user perspectives can help identify key issues, and may help contribute to the development of a more valuable end product.

So happiness, according to Nietzsche, is not an intrinsically valuable end, and men who aim for it — directly or through cultivating the dispositions that lead to it — would be "ridiculous and contemptible".

Incidentally, in the rush to the hustings, the publication of a series of valuable end of term reports by select committees has been rather lost.