Sentence examples for been a valuable comparison from inspiring English sources
Although the comparison of MODS to the standard solid culture media for diagnosis of TB in Bolivia provides important data for the community tested, the incorporation of GeneXpert in our study would have been a valuable comparison, had it been a possibility.
While this is a valuable comparison for assessing underlying characteristics and possible developmental trajectories, it is less useful for examining differential conversion rates, since ' transition to psychosis' by those with UHR is essentially being compared with ' conversion to established psychosis' (generally schizophrenia) by those who already have a psychotic disorder.
Tebow has been a valuable decoy.
Most importantly, it is difficult to make a valuable comparison between findings of our study and others since a limited number of studies have been published on this subject.
PSR currently contains 659,369 donor and acceptor splice signal pairs and is a valuable resource for comparison and analysis of splicing patterns in plants.
Thus the key application of AhR transcriptional activation CALUX bioassay is screening and prioritization of samples [ 28] and is a valuable tool for comparison of different level of AhR transcriptional activity including DL-activity across various population.
In addition, inter-limb differences were not affected by demographic factors and thus may be a more valuable comparison for test interpretation.
These annotations are a valuable resource for comparisons of processes, functions, and pathways in salt-tolerant H. glomeratus research.
Structural alignment is a valuable tool for the comparison of proteins with low sequence similarity, where evolutionary relationships between proteins cannot be easily detected by standard sequence alignment techniques.
Stochastic dominance analysis is a valuable framework for this comparison.
Although the WHO's Global Oral Data Bank is a valuable resource for geopolitical comparisons of periodontal health, it has limitations.
