It would be exceptionally valuable for clinicians providing services to young children that apparently succeed in producing recovery if they could identify a subset of children who should receive ongoing monitoring.
It is to be hoped that the synthesis outlined by Scholem in his Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism (1941), though exceptionally valuable in its time, will be taken up again and completed.
From one standpoint, it could be argued that because of its infrequent combination of HLA haplotypes KCL039 is exceptionally valuable.
Under the circumstances, it was disturbing that Smiley was carrying around an unusually good facsimile of an exceptionally valuable map.
NIH Director Francis Collins kicked off the proceedings, calling it a "very important day" and stating that nonhuman primates "have proven to be exceptionally valuable in biomedical research".
The tiger is exceptionally valuable, because of her genes, which promise a welcome infusion of new blood into captive-tiger-breeding programs all over the country.
Tijuana, with its easy access by land, sea, and small plane to the vast drug markets in California, is an exceptionally valuable plaza.
As work horses, they were not exceptionally valuable — Henry suffered from cancer and arthritis — so the county had to find people with the resources to adopt them.
(If we must calculate the economic equivalent, however, recent research shows that such qualities and experiences are exceptionally valuable: green spaces have a powerful impact on reducing health inequality and social disadvantage, saving financial costs on community centres and the NHS).
In achieving what they did in a fragile context with very limited resources, Ceni and the Open Data team have set an example to other election commissions that the publication of real-time results data is not only possible, but exceptionally valuable.
