Sentence examples for invaluable to study from inspiring English sources

Developed by Tyler Jacks and colleagues, these models have been invaluable to study in vivo lung cancer initiation and progression in a genetically and physiologically relevant context.

This type of approach will likely be invaluable to study development on a systems biology level in the future.

A small animal model capable of supporting the complete replicative cycle would be invaluable to study the role of antibodies in HCV infection (Billerbeck et al., 2013; Mailly et al., 2013).

The muscarinic toxins appear to be invaluable tools to study receptor pharmacology, physiology and structure/function relationships.

Determination of axonal pathways provides an invaluable means to study the connectivity of human brain and its functional network.

Although PDP courses are not for university credit, participants have an invaluable opportunity to study and network in the U.S. on the world-renowned Cornell campus.

It was an invaluable experience to study under a different education system and I made lots of friends from across Europe (many of whom I continue to see to this day).

The in vitro differentiation of embryonic stem (ES) cells has proved to be an invaluable model to study lineage commitment, because one can access and easily manipulate large quantities of early progenitor cells.

Integrated Ocean Drilling Program borehole CORK (Circulation Obviation Retrofit Kit) observatories provide long-term access to hydrothermal fluids circulating within the basaltic crust (basement), providing invaluable opportunities to study the deep biosphere.

In this perspective, the new European legislation is an opportunity to fully apply these standards so that in vivo animal models can provide an invaluable mean to study complex physiological and biochemical interactions, which cannot be completely simulated in silico and/or in vitro.

Numerous cataract-causing crystallin mutations also provide invaluable information to study the structural determinants of protein folding and aggregation.