And yet there may be value in that familiarity, as in a sibling's embrace.
For this reason, there may be value in not having to raise money for certain perspectives.
At best, the evidence shows there may be value created, but it is not definitive.
The results suggest there may be value in targeting the assessment of children's deficits and emergent skills for treatment planning.
"There may be value to exposing students to this type of instruction," said Mr. Belluscio, whose group offers Webinars for school board members.
"There may be value in that kind of experience, but it's not in the White House," Mr. Obama told supporters at the Iowa State Fairgrounds on Thursday night.
If the public and political pressures cannot prevent the dissolution of bilateral aid into an instrument of global realpolitik, there may be value in channelling greater amounts of aid into certain parts of the multilateral system.
For example, there may be value in revisiting the IMD exclusion for those with OUD, but how will that impact budget-neutral Medicaid expenditures on other addictions or on patient cohorts that would be better served through community-based interventions?
There may be value in knowing what the original name was — in fact, as a practical matter, we're wrestling with the question of how far that should be pursued.
To limit adverse effect and concentrate the therapeutic effect, there may be value in targeting delivery of the therapeutic reagents to the inflamed site, either by specifically directing systemic delivery or by exploitation of the aerosol route.
