The technique could enable new kinds of apps, and may be particularly valuable for wearable computers such as Google Glass.
Thelwall (2014) has suggested that altmetrics can be "particularly valuable for social impact case studies but can also be useful to demonstrate educational impacts for research".
Furthermore, aldolases have been shown to be particularly valuable for obtaining new types of structures (i.e. generate molecular diversity) accessible for investigations in drug discovery.
PET and SPECT have been proven to be particularly valuable for imaging targets in the central nervous system, enabling receptor occupancy measurements and dose selection for clinical candidates.
Lance Urbas, Authentica's chief executive, said the service could be particularly valuable for companies that want to send valuable or sensitive documents via e-mail without worrying that customers might forward them to colleagues.
Indeed, desktop searching might be particularly valuable for Google's commercial advertisers, which may be willing to pay dearly for the ability to place targeted ads in front of personal computer users.
Reading with parents and caregivers — key to building literacy skills and a love of reading in every child — may be particularly valuable for children at risk for developing dyslexia.
It offers insightful discussions that represent a range of views on this controversial subject and will be particularly valuable for students in the sciences as well as in philosophy courses.
Shotgun proteolysis should be particularly valuable for structural studies of proteins and represents a high-throughput alternative to the classical limited proteolysis method for the isolation of stable components of multi-domain proteins.
This could be particularly valuable for team doctors or trainers who are under pressure to get a player back in the game after a blow to the head, says Nuwer, who has served as a neurologist for the Los Angeles Kings hockey team.
In the wake of World War II, the major movement in American schools was the life adjustment movement, which aimed to provide a curriculum that would teach "life skills" that would be particularly valuable for students who did not plan to continue on to college or other types of postsecondary training after high school.
