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Positive control data are also valuable in a weight-of-evidence approach to help determine the biological significance of results and provide confidence in negative results from developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) studies.

FAST is also valuable in a resource-limited setting where there is limited access to computed tomography.

However, this approach is also valuable in a competitive tendering or negotiated contract setting in that it can be used to set targets or standards that are aligned with what is already achieved (or better) under current contracts that are being replaced.

Many physiological traits of these microorganisms, evolved for optimal growth in their niche, are also valuable in an industrial context.

Though short-term gigs are also valuable in building up experience, a side-hustle has a longer-term focus: either developing a talent or interest into something more concrete, one that can provide a sense of purpose, or capitalizing on the skills you've learned at work.

As Mawn points out, they are also valuable in the interviewing process; a recent job listing Mawn saw required just such a statement of teaching philosophy.

Somatostatin receptor scanning is also valuable in this context with a high sensitivity for gastrinomas of between 74 and 87% [ 8].

Lactate measurement was also valuable in the prediction of outcome in a study of dogs with severe babesiosis [ 20].

Economic intelligence allows a nation to estimate the magnitude of possible military threats and is also valuable in estimating the intentions of a potential enemy.

It's also valuable, in this political moment, as a reminder of the political fever spread by Huey Long, on whom the character was based, the Governor of Louisiana whose popular book was called "Every Man a King," and that the outcomes in American politics are not always steady or obvious.

"The value of sports is not only the physical and the mental, but it's also valuable in terms of preparing you for an administrative opportunity, especially with sport being a multibillion-dollar business," Green said.