The Mie (1908) theory, expressed in Eq. 2, has been valuable in explaining the SPR absorption behavior of metal NPs over the years.
This study is valuable in explaining how, through statistical methods, a waterborne adhesive for rubber to metal bonding can be formulated with a reasonably low number of experiments.
Although the rationalistic approach is valuable in explaining how people should ideally make judgements under conditions of certainty, the behavioural approach is the better in explaining how people actually make judgements in uncertain conditions, and also identifying the bias-inducing psychological mechanisms people employ (mostly without conscious awareness) [28].
Given that adolescence is a developmental period that confers particular risk for NSSI, as it represents a time that NSSI behaviour typically manifests [ 11, 12], understanding core risk factors associated with the cessation and/or maintencance of the behaviour are valuable in partially explaining why the developmental period plays such a crucial role in the etiology of NSSI.
Sociocultural theory is considered as a promising and powerful theory that may be valuable for explaining how learning occurs in dynamic contexts like clinical educational environments (Bleakley 2006).
If Uber decides that tracking a rider's location for five minutes is valuable in the future, it will seek to explain what the value is and allow customers to opt in to the setting, he said.
The various GIRK structures that have been emerging from MacKinnon's lab over past years have been a bit thin on the function that the structures would be so valuable in explaining.
The introduction of obligatory reporting with ICD-10 codes or other relevant classification expected in 2008 will be very valuable in explaining seasonal variations in contact rates and will provide scope for further, more comprehensive studies [ 25, 26].
It was valuable in and of itself.
Transparency is valuable in programs so secret.
