Sentence examples for but also valuable from inspiring English sources
It shows that star scientists engage in highly risky but also valuable firms.
These sessions were both brilliantly scheduled, bookending talks neatly, but also valuable and invigorating.
Like paintings by the old masters, nature is intrinsically priceless but also valuable, providing an extra reason why it is cherished.
Rising sea levels will exacerbate coastal erosion, threatening not only homes and holiday settlements, but also valuable agricultural land, fragile wetlands and coastal lagoons.
These studies are useful not only for better understanding of the interaction between the target G-quadruplexes DNA and metal complexes but also valuable in defining the best strategy to prepare metal complexes as potential anticancer drugs.
Accordingly, p-type oxide semiconductors are excellent materials not only for fabricating highly sensitive and selective gas sensors but also valuable additives that provide new functionality in gas sensors, which will enable the development of high-performance gas sensors.
These proteins can specifically react with several small molecules, but are also valuable in the interactions with various enzymes.
[Engineers] have an urgent drive to produce knowledge that is indeed valuable and beautiful for its own sake, but is also valuable for the problems that it addresses.
Daniel not only styles them, but was also valuable to the production as a creative influence on numerous concepts.
This game not only gives students the opportunity for cardio movement, but is also valuable in the study of kinesics.
Dance has many health benefits, including better physical fitness and increased memory (think about all those ballet positions!), but is also valuable as a social activity.
