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And although his commentaries appear as a work in progress, they show a very precise and carefully conceived methodology which was mostly valuable for other translators and translation theorists.

In particular, old and large-sized aspen trees, which are most valuable for biodiversity, are mostly found in mature and old-growth mixed forests where they grow in small groups or as scattered individuals (Tikka 1954; Syrjänen et al. 1994).

Because expression of stress-responsive genes is mostly transient, we believed our data would be valuable for finding a new class of N-starvation-responsive genes.

Although this corpus is highly valuable for phospho-proteomic analysis, it remains mostly untapped.

Process and structure indicators, on the other hand, are easy to measure, do mostly not require case mix adjustment and are therefore considered more valuable for quality improvement programs, when compared with outcome measures.

Lists and firewalled retweets may keep Scoble and others busy, but until realtime conversation is enabled, Twitter will be valuable mostly for its ubiquity and trigger mechanism for dynamic filtering.

Hemp oil is particularly valuable for the health because of its content in fatty acid, mostly being unsaturated acids, completed by high contents of phytosterols, but the properties of hemp oil are still little known in Romania [4 6].

(The volume is valuable mostly for historians, in tracing Darwin's thinking, rather than for educators, who may be looking for a prospective conceptual trajectory that might engage modern students, say).

"These are valuable for donors and for the educated but not for the local community who are mostly illiterate: they wouldn't know its significance".

(District manager) "These are valuable for donors and for the educated but not for the local community who are mostly illiterate: they wouldn't know its significance".

Increased range was valuable for two reasons.