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Resulting adaptive rotational grazing strategies can be valuable for improving management and mitigating income risks.

Further mechanistic studies focusing on habitat-specific movement behavior and survival costs will be valuable for effectively identifying and mitigating barriers to animal movement.

Longitudinal studies of recreational impacts can be valuable for identifying long-term trends and for assessing the long-term effectiveness of management measures designed to mitigate impacts.

This information will be valuable for introgressing favourable alleles of qRPR3-1 into elite inbred lines to enhance stalk strength, and in turn mitigate stalk lodging.

It would be valuable for clinical immunoassay.

It should be valuable for engineering applications.

"As well as supporting pollinating insects that are valuable for many food crops they help mitigate flooding by holding on to rain water and capture vast amounts of carbon," Dr Dines tells BBC Earth.

Increased range was valuable for two reasons.

"This is valuable for us," he said.

"And it's valuable for him politically".

But PSINet has been valuable for years.