I actually wanted to finish school and become someone of value to myself and the community.
As endogenous markers of hypoxia have recently focused attention as predictors of response to radiotherapy and chemotherapy (Aebersold et al, 2001; Koukourakis et al, 2001a, 2001b, 2002), combined HIF/LDH analysis may become of value.
Such biomarkers may become of particular value to aide in patient diagnoses and/or stratification, to evaluate the effect of new drug therapies on brain inflammation and for resective surgery of the epileptogenic zone [6, 8].
As long as you've examined your motives for becoming a millionaire, you should already know within yourself that what you're doing to become richer is of value to the world as a whole.
If, as many expect, BlackBerry is no longer in the handset business, the question becomes what remains of value to a potential investor.
Locke turned the second law of thermodynamics on its head by proclaiming that nature itself is useless and only becomes of value when human beings apply their labor to it, transforming it into productive assets.
Due to the failure of the recent offensive in the Ardennes and the fact that several new types of U-Boat were ready to be deployed, the German positions in Norway became of great value to Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz, Commander-in-Chief of the Naval High Command as a way to continue submarine warfare against the Allies.
EC studies of amyloid peptides involved in Alzheimer's disease suggested that EC techniques have a good chance to become of great value also in better understanding of an aggregation process in Alzheimer's disease.
The creation and use of computational models is seminal to the design of steels and associated processes, and many such models have now become of generic value.
These people should be ashamed of themselves and what has become of their value system.
