A better understanding of this problem is invaluable, for example, for improving the selection of patients for evaluating novel agents.
That can make it difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff: Netflix, for example, has invaluable documentaries sitting modestly alongside lurid filler that wouldn't make an early-hours slot on ITV4.
The position of the probe within the source sequence or the probe sequence is also invaluable information that, for example, would allow the user to assess possible hybridization artifacts due to polymorphisms between the target RNA and probe.
In contrast, the Scandinavian countries maintain historical registries of residences, and these have proved invaluable, as in the example already noted of constructing exposure histories to low-frequency electromagnetic fields from overhead power lines (Feychting and Ahlbom 1993; Olsen et al. 1993; Verkasalo et al. 1993).
Such models have for example provided invaluable insights on topics such as the validity of pairwise energy functions[ 18], the evolution of protein superfamilies[ 19] and the importance of local structural bias in the determination of a protein's fold[ 20].
Additionally, the train-the-trainer sessions allowed Mother Patern faculty to provide invaluable contextual insight into specific examples, case studies, and role plays, while allowing them to gain ownership and familiarity over the material.
For an optimal outcome in the case of spatial data mining, for example, it is invaluable to integrate different methods (spatial analysis, spatial statistics, fuzzy logic, probability theory, cluster analysis, etc)., especially these methods are not mutually exclusive [65].
Recording your experiences (using STEP's Skills online package, for example) will be invaluable when you return to university in the autumn and need to make decisions about life after graduation.
Apart from the usual story of how forests purify the air and provide numerous other invaluable benefits, we learn, for example, that when a forest was clearcut in Japan for farming, the humus blew away and the land became arid and infertile.
Further developments include generation of transgenic animals expressing these redox-sensitive proteins, thus creating invaluable in vivo models, for example, zebrafish.
