Sentence examples for invaluable potential from inspiring English sources

There is another invaluable potential ally: former President Bill Clinton, with whom Mr. Obama has a distant relationship.

In view of their invaluable potential this is the first time when such combination has been reported.

The blind subterranean mole rat Spalax is a hypoxia tolerant rodent, which exhibits unique longevity and therefore has invaluable potential in hypoxia and cancer research.

Although the construction and sequencing of an individual SAGE library is expensive and laborious compared to microarray analysis, SAGE offers the invaluable potential for gene discovery as the analysis is not limited to genes represented on an array.

Thus these two mosquito species with a short EIP, persistently infected salivary glands and the ability to feed several times within a gonotrophic cycle, would have an invaluable epidemic potential to transmit CHIKV.

The UK also has unique recent experiences that can be brought to bear; the Northern Ireland peace process could be invaluable to a potential Turkish-Kurdish detente.

If such information were known, it could allow for aminoglycosides to be exploited to target other RNAs and, in addition, could provide invaluable insights into potential bystander targets of these clinically used drugs.

And … it's a powerful monitoring tool that provides invaluable insight into potential crises that may be lurking just around the corner".

The umbilical cord and the placenta are discursively framed as a disposable by-product of the birthing process with invaluable future clinical potential in one of a wide range of life-saving applications (Brown 2013; Santoro 2009).

The pilot phase has been critical in gauging the robustness of the tool before its expansion to multiple centers and has proved to be invaluable in identifying potential flaws.

Therefore, such information could prove invaluable in addressing potential health effects and control strategies.