Sentence examples similar to a valuable interpretation from inspiring English sources
I believe that if hormesis achieves widespread recognition as a valid and valuable interpretation of dose-response results, we would expect an increase in the breadth of evaluations of the dose-response relationship which could be of great value in hazard and risk assessment as well as in future approaches to drug development and/or chemotherapeutics.
B.K.C., D.J.D.E., D.A.H. and J.B.M. provided valuable interpretations.
Determination of PKPs in the individual cFC phases represents a valuable resource for interpretation of previous and design of future studies on PKPs in memory mechanisms.
When optimal radioprotection conditions are observed, the combination of CT scan with intravenous and oral iodinated contrast agent constitutes a valuable aid to interpretation of PET/CT based on a single examination.
Three major areas were identified in this study where the measurement of patient reported outcomes was underused but could have made a valuable contribution to interpretation of the study findings.
Analyses of the mode shapes in terms of eigenvector rotations are presented and are found to form a valuable tool for the interpretation of experimental results.
By providing an integrated framework for illustrative visualization of CFD data, MarmotViz can serve as a valuable asset for the interpretation of simulations of ever-growing scale.
Furthermore, cost-effectiveness planes prove to be a valuable tool in the interpretation of the results in an economic equivalence or noninferiority trial.
Since direct pharmacokinetic measurements in the human cochlea are not possible, simulations provide a valuable tool for the interpretation and planning of animal studies, for evaluating changes of application protocols and drug delivery systems, and for extrapolating the results from animal studies to the human.
Although a direct correlation between Q eff and a special rock type is difficult, Q eff gives information about changes in lithology and fluid property, being a valuable aid in geological interpretation (Tonn 1991; Dasgupta and Clark 1998; Zhou et al. 2011).
