Although other means to detect and study proteins in vivo have been developed over the last decade including the extensive use of green fluorescent protein (GFP) and GFP-derivatives, antibodies remain exceedingly valuable reagents for modern biology research.
Shortly after he joined the company, in 2012, Foursquare's president, Steven Rosenblatt, stumbled upon an insight many consumer-technology companies were having around the same time: that the user data it had been scooping up for years, carefully sifted and repackaged, was exceedingly valuable to marketers.
"So to suffer physically in a way is good for you". Mentally, Inkinen says, he honed skills exceedingly valuable in everyday life: how to overcome setbacks; staying focused on the moment; how to plan for and manage factors you can control; and training your brain not to cling to external factors you can't control.
Their wisdom on educational reform in this country has been exceedingly valuable to us in advising and assisting this Institute.
That combination of youth and anonymity has proved exceedingly valuable to Kik, which has been valued at $1bn, but also dangerous to some of its young users.
Although MS has been exceedingly valuable in the biomarker discovery phase, current instrumentation complexity and difficulty with quantification make its use in clinical validation unattractive.
14 min. W. The mammoth liner, which is thus lost on her first voyage, cost £2,000,000 to build, and with her cargo, which was exceedingly valuable, was insured for £2,350,000.
The exceedingly valuable CD is pictured in this YouTube user video of the title song.
Though subject to fluctuations in value, the virtual currency is exceedingly valuable, but lightly regulated.
That is, doubtless true; and he has produced an exceedingly valuable book...
The whole private jet thing is even more seductive for elected officials than the rest of us because A) politicians always think their time is exceedingly valuable, and B) they tend to be very tall.
