And to say that something, wildlife for example, is valuable in monetary terms doesn't mean it isn't also valuable in other ways too – for its beauty or for its own sake.
Music downloads and charts, for example, is valuable data, but the customer segment is not large enough at this point and a few players dominate the market.
Children who learn the importance of education from the example of their parents are valuable models for their classmates and can stimulate others' interest in learning.
However, there are examples where intermediate outcomes are valuable to policy-making and these are included on a case-by-case basis (e.g., LDLc for statins).
For example, university scientists believe UIRRs are valuable for increasing contact with scientists, but are problematic because working with industry can restrict communication among scientists.
For example, reference genome sequence data are valuable with minimal quality control.
However, the exceptions are valuable, for example IR64 has an extremely complex parentage with 20 original farmer varieties from 8 countries as parents [ 19].
Some critics argue that not all pleasures are valuable, since, for example, there is no value in the pleasures that a sadist gets from whipping a victim or that an addict gets from drugs.
"There would be new benefits in being able to localise a website to England specifically, as opposed to the UK, which for example, could be valuable for English tourism, farming, legal sectors and also personal websites.
Large scale population studies, using primary care databases, for example, can be valuable complements to well designed RCT evidence.
