Sentence examples for invaluable to define from inspiring English sources
A large number of spontaneous mouse mutants and genetically engineered mice develop abnormalities in hair follicle morphogenesis, cycling, and/or hair shaft formation, whose analysis has proven invaluable to define the molecular regulation of hair growth, ranging from hair follicle development, and cycling to hair shaft formation and stem cell biology.
The availability of SynCREs that directly control gene expression in diverse cell types and upon environmental cues would prove invaluable to define signaling pathways, to isolate novel mutants via targeted genetics, and to engineer crop species for improved stress tolerance [ 1].
Data-based, validated computational models of biomedical processes are still rare, but they are likely to become invaluable tools to define the molecular causes of disease and to develop novel therapeutic approaches that respect the complex regulatory logic of biological systems.
In particular, proteomic technologies are expected to play a key role in the study and treatment of cancer as they provide invaluable resources to define and characterize regulatory and functional networks, to investigate the precise molecular defect in diseased tissues and biological fluids, and to develop specific reagents to precisely pinpoint a particular disease or stage of a disease.
Writer and Editor Sol Stein, in his invaluable Solutions for Novelists, tries to define what a writer is.
The general consensus among policy wonks, however, is that an accurate, detailed happiness index could prove invaluable... if only happiness were easy to define.
With a strong data infrastructure and committed international partnership, Liberia could generate invaluable and sorely lacking comparative effectiveness data, helping to define what constitutes effective prevention and treatment of chronic diseases in poor, post-conflict settings.
Taking the time to define your Personal Brand Statement is invaluable.
"How to define atrocities.
The ability to determine the time since deposition of a bloodstain found at a crime scene could prove invaluable to law enforcement investigators, defining the time frame in which the individual depositing the evidence was present.
