Sentence examples for as a valuable test from inspiring English sources
In the 1930s its mirror was one of the first large mirrors to be aluminized, providing photographic access to the near-ultraviolet region of the spectrum; in the 1960s the Crossley reflector served as a valuable test bed for developing new techniques in spectrophotometry.
But the new trials by Millennium and Abbott stand as a valuable test of whether the money poured into genomics firms not to mention the billions of dollars spent mapping the human genome was really well spent.
Meanwhile, it indicated that the paradigm we used here could serve as a valuable test paradigm for periadolescent rats.
Our data supports other findings supporting the HSI as a valuable test for the assessment of nicotine dependence [ 1, 5, 6, 8, 12, 15, 16] and busy clinicians can use this test as an accurate screener of high nicotine dependence.
Our finding of impaired HRV and circadian rhythmicity in tg MSA mice associated with degeneration of the nucleus ambiguus suggests that a cardinal non-motor feature of human MSA can be reproduced in the mouse model strengthening its role as a valuable testbed for studying selective vulnerability and assessing translational therapies.
The peak rowing power test is a valuable test and predictor of rowing performance, as suggested by Ingham et al. [4].
The relationship between African ancestry and blood pressure is a valuable test case because it has been taken as evidence of both genetic and sociocultural mechanisms.
The Alizarin red S stain for permanent cytologic preparations has been recommended by many authors as a valuable complementary test to CPLM examination for the detection of CPPD crystals and HA crystal aggregates.
Several studies reported that pressure plethysmography can serve as a valuable respiratory function test in conscious or anesthetized small animals.
Detection of scrapie prion protein in individual milk samples from scrapie-affected ewes confirms PMCA as a valuable in vitro test.
Therefore, elevated serum levels of liver enzymes, even though they often misrepresent the entity of intrahepatic damage, are used as a valuable and noninvasive test to screen for pediatric NAFLD [ 19].
