We mustn't get hypnotised into relying solely on the power of research, numbers, data and facts – we must continue to trust in and recognise the invaluable quality of brilliant creativity in powering a campaign.
Beyond her acting Ms. Poehler brings to the project "that invaluable quality that she comes across as someone you'd like to hang out with," wrote Tina Fey, the "30 Rock" star and Ms. Poehler's longtime "SNL" cast mate, in an e-mail message.
The next time you feel rejected, remind yourself of your amazing traits, your positive characteristics and your invaluable qualities which undoubtedly exist but may have been overlooked by someone else.
Patient satisfaction surveys have been seen as offering an invaluable reflection of the quality of services, especially in countries where other reliable data for quality monitoring is lacking.
They have also proven to be an invaluable source of high-quality data for studying different aspects of human societies [1 3], especially for development purposes [4, 5].
As local data capture improves, the ICR will prove to be an invaluable resource for assessing the quality of HIV care in the VA system and patient outcomes from that care.
Facing players of this quality should be an invaluable experience.
Quick visualization of ChIP-seq results, when presented as a ChIP read distribution or protein-binding profile map, is an invaluable means for rapidly assessing data quality and setting threshold parameters for peak calling.
He once remarked, in an interview in the Guardian, on how invaluable a quality adaptability was.
