We understand that talking to sources on background — not for attribution — is often valuable to reporting, and unavoidable.
The memo recognizes that distinction: We understand that talking to sources on background – not for attribution – is often valuable to reporting, and unavoidable.
This, of course, is not to suggest that Hine's image is somehow less important, original or authentic, for what is often valuable about an artwork is the way the artist transforms the art they draw upon or deal with.
However, VEP and other annotation tools can (and often by default do) report annotations for all transcripts, providing extra information that is often valuable.
But the definitions are often valuable.
Unfortunately, because of the alcoholic's past behaviour toward his or her family, old relationships often are less valuable for relapse prevention than new ones.
Supporting student learning can be difficult, especially within open-ended or loosely structured activities, often seen as valuable for promoting student autonomy in many curriculum areas and contexts.
The action that respondents most often identified as valuable for lowering dementia risk was mental activity, which was followed in levels of recognition by physical activity, a healthy diet, and social activity (Table 4).
A survey on database content, especially in databases claiming for complete coverage, often provides valuable information for researches.
When I wrote about this last time I was bombarded by criticism for suggesting that amateur, online criticism, often anonymous, was not as valuable for the field as criticism by professional journalists with a strong knowledge and background in the art form they cover.
