The research might be of value in applications of biochemistry and design of smart materials.
Since the rain and the air humidity are related to the temperature and our daily life is dependent on the rain and the air humidity, it is of value in applications to study the mean temperature on the Earth.
But there's also a lot of value in an application that solves a business problem".
The article argues that, despite clear tensions between the two institutions and although they attribute to each other different hierarchies of value in an application of Becker's theoretical framework, the executive and judiciary are increasingly interlinked in reconfiguring the legalities of irregular migration policies.
Molecular markers tightly linked to the stable and major QTLs can be of potential value in application of marker-assisted selection (MAS) of the corresponding traits in rice breeding.
In our patient group total adipose area measurements (VAA + SAA) obtained from a single slice (L4-L5 + 6 cm) correlated very well with total adipose volume (Spearman's correlation r = 0.978, p < 0.001), which may be of value in the practical application of our findings.
Hydrothermal treatment of carbon nanotubes with clay and an aliphatic acid gave side alkylated carbon nanotubes-clay composites, which could be of value in various technological applications.
The main issue here is that, historically, biomaterials have been designed to be as inert as possible, but this approach is of limited value in applications that demand some form of biological functionality.
However, some studies have showed limited value in application of CS in tissue regeneration.
Particularist modes of reasoning are needed, then, to judge when the usual rules apply, to balance conflicting values, and to specify the concrete meaning of single values in application to context.
These results can improve our understanding of the hydrological processes in soil profiles and can be of considerable value in the application of hydrological models and in water management.
