Sentence examples for considerable merit of practice from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the mechanism for most of biological activities is still unknown and hence accurately predicting protein complexes from the available PPI data has a considerable merit of practice because it allows us to infer the principles of biological processes.

Most regrettably, "War" squanders the considerable merits of its leads.

In so doing, editors are surely overlooking the considerable merits of Corbyn's proposal, in terms of both adequate defence and prudent economy.

Although his memoirs are better known, he also left a volume of verses of considerable merit.

He did, however, describe the project as "a bone fide academic exercise of considerable merit".

Three clerics contributed religious verse of considerable merit.

In 1734 he entered Peterhouse, Cambridge, where he began to write Latin verse of considerable merit.

Breton himself, while he dabbled with collages and wrote poetry of considerable merit, was most famous simply for being Breton.

Alexander's brothers, Patrick and Andrew, are also journalists of considerable merit.

In addition, as already noted, even in the case of relatively "late" events, there may be considerable merit in alleviating some symptoms of associated chronic pathologies.

Finally, from a health systems perspective, the emerging picture of the epilepsy patient with considerable comorbidity and demand for healthcare resources may merit development of practice guidelines to improve coordinated delivery of care.