Sentence examples for be valuable to define from inspiring English sources
The full notion hit me last summer, when I was fishing in Yellowstone [National Park, in Wyoming], that it would be valuable to define the global art economy so that it becomes more liquid, more transparent, highly measurable.
The binding of VAR2CSA to placental CSPG plays a major role in malaria during pregnancy, and the understanding of this interaction will be valuable to define easily producible constructs that can induce adhesion inhibitory antibodies.
Future studies that implement NIRSth into treatment algorithms in anesthesia and intensive care would be valuable to define the place for this monitoring modality in daily management of critically ill patients.
However, if they were to receive approval in the future, we believe that a similar analysis to this would be valuable to define the benefits associated with these agents in the general population.
Alternatively analysis using multiple complementary methods may be valuable to define prognostic/predictive groups, for example the coupling of anti-GD2 antibodies with antibodies against proliferation markers or with DNA probes capable of detecting genetic alterations of prognostic significance (Méhes et al, 2001).
After a brief understanding of position determination methodologies, it is valuable to define how each positioning method should be evaluated.
With increasing interest in the use of epigenetically active drugs to ameliorate human diseases, it is valuable to define how these drugs work on a genomic level, an area of research that has been relatively under-explored to date, especially in non-malignant cells.
The use of these markers could be valuable to better define the subset of patients that will benefit from different therapeutic approaches [ 2- 7].
Because sunitinib can induce extensive necrosis in metastatic renal cell cancer (mRCC), we examined whether criteria defined by Choi might be valuable to predict early sunitinib efficacy.
Eccentricity, a form of originality, may be valuable to any artist, but it was particularly valuable to someone who defined himself as a Surrealist and took instruction from André Breton.
