Sentence examples for its practical value from inspiring English sources

It rests its arguments upon the solid ground of what the BBC is, what it has done, its practical value, its popularity and its creativity.

It's premature to call the wallet a relic, but it's losing its practical value.

But it costs about $5,000, and its practical value to most people is, well, less than obvious.

Before the council's vision is widely adopted by German universities, it will have to win over the critics by proving its practical value.

Quite aside from its practical value, the advent of forecasting indicated that meteorology had finally matured.

One of its many strengths lies in its practical value in reliably retrieving and placing promisingly useful papers at the top of its ranking.

Significantly, when treating natural waste water from Huangpu River, 2 wt.% V4+-BiVO4/rGO is capable of eliminating 92.6% of TOC and 84.6% of TN under visible light irradiation within 8 h indicating its huge practical value.

Temperature dependence of vapor pressure has its own practical value for calculating the parameters of individual stages of the synthesis.

Besides its immediate practical value for TEM writing tests, the present study is expected to have implications in two aspects.

The prediction of protein folding rates has its own practical value due to the fact that aggregation directly depends on the rate of protein folding.

That might be its greatest unique practical value.