Sentence examples for making it particularly valuable from inspiring English sources

The water in the well is artesian spring water, he said, making it particularly valuable to consumers outside of Canada.

Since this system obviates the need for a keyboard, it leaves the operator's hands free, making it particularly valuable in the operation of parcel- and sack-sorting machines.

Contrary, the first method is fast and qualifies for on-the-fly data analysis during experiment making it particularly valuable for processing time resolved acquisition.

It had been producing a pretty good wine all along, and its low acidity made it particularly valuable as a blending wine.

While the breed of cattle for this particular steak the Blonde Aquintaine, rivals the most expensive beef such as Blank Angus and Kobe, it's the rarity of this vintage beef that makes it particularly valuable.

While all three databases have the same objective for making data freely available, the SEAMAP project's unique features (e.g., visualization of survey effort, environmental data availability, and metadata details) make it particularly valuable for data providers to have their data published within SEAMAP and not only at OBIS or GBIF.

This makes it particularly valuable for use in patients with organ impairment.

This should make it particularly valuable for decision makers," Seneviratne says.

That business model makes it particularly rare.

Despite these differences, there are many common features between the tomato and Lamiaceae trichomes, and the invariable architecture of these organs makes it a particularly valuable material for research in plant developmental biology.

This finding, plus the fact that VIA is simple to administer, can be performed by nurse-midwives and the results are immediately available, make it a particularly valuable option for many resource-poor settings.