Sentence examples for added value of being from inspiring English sources

As a source, it has the added value of being written in both Náhuatl and Spanish.

Exhibitions have the added value of being immensely attractive to the media.

Then along comes Pickens, Texas oilman and billionaire corporate raider, overwhelming the McCain attack with a saturation message that has the added value of being true, as Henry Kissinger once said about another matter.

In an arrangement announced Tuesday, Comedy Central will start up the channel on Sirius sometime this spring, perhaps as soon as the week that includes April 1 and that would have the added value of being April Fool's Day.

Uma Thurman looked as lovely as ever in Chanel haute couture which has the added value of being highly appropriate given that this is probably the greatest French status name of them all.

The added value of being in a physical classroom for some classes is minimal.

The added value of measurements is determined by how much the provided information improves decision making as uncertainty about decision consequences is reduced.

The added value of DWI is illustrated in Fig.  3, in which a false positive finding on T2-weighted MRI was corrected after addition of DWI.

The added value of marriage is also hard to kick.

The added value of BSI was shown as an increase in C-index from 0.66 to 0.71 when adding BSI to a model including clinical T stage, Gleason score and PSA.

The added value of gentamicin is disputed and based solely on alleged in-vitro synergism [ 20].