Sentence examples for constituting a valuable from inspiring English sources
Compared to the state-of-the-art approaches, this methodology includes the assessment of the uncertainty by means of Monte Carlo simulations, constituting a valuable step forward.
The research initiative presented in this paper demonstrates that hydro-economic models can explicitly integrate all these issues, constituting a valuable tool that could assist policy makers for implementing sustainable irrigation policies.
The proposed method is expected to be applicable to other types of annealing treatments, polymer-solvent combinations or film deposition methods, thus constituting a valuable tool to accurately control the quality and reproducibility of solution-processed polymer thin films.
The developed workflow can be used for optimising performance of wind turbines by accounting for environmental conditions, the duration of the icing event, and performance after the icing event itself, thus constituting a valuable tool to maximise profitability of wind turbines in cold climates.
European donors have consistently monitored our textbooks to ensure that they are satisfied; in a statement to that effect, the EU states that the "new textbooks, though not perfect, are free of inciteful content and improve the previous textbooks, constituting a valuable contribution to the education of young Palestinians".
This bacterium co-evolves through a mutualistic relationship with the host protozoan, constituting a valuable model to understand the symbiotic origin of organelles (reviewed by [5]).
Messengers have been employed in war since ancient times and still constitute a valuable means of communication.
The records of these visitations have been preserved and constitute a valuable body of genealogy as well as of heraldry.
David Malone, the UN under-secretary and rector of the Tokyo-based UNU, said: "Worldwide, e-waste constitutes a valuable 'urban mine' – a large potential reservoir of recyclable materials.
Even his critical writing, which is as fantastic, subjective, and lyrical as his early music, constitutes a valuable document of the trend and period.
His letters to intellectual figures such as Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo and Leopoldo de Cueto constitute a valuable record of his impressions on many topics of the era.
