Sentence examples for positively valuable from inspiring English sources
(4) Furthermore, real national variety is positively valuable, both as affording individuals a vital sense of local belonging and in itself.
For example, Wayne Riggs (2002) and Greco (e.g., 2003) have argued for a 'credit' version of virtue epistemology, according to which the agent, in virtue of bringing about the positively valuable outcome of a true belief, is due credit as a result.
These QTLs, which explained a large part of the phenotypic variance, contributed positively to valuable agronomic traits such as flowering precocity (9.0%), pod weight per plant (11.7%), pod number per plant (9.0% to 14.2%), seed number per plant (14.4%), pod size (8.0% to 22.0%), seed size (11.3%), pod maturity (9.5%) and biomass production (9.0% to 17.0%).
Beyond grazing tolerance and compositional stability, species diversity is also positively associated with valuable ecosystem services in the Trans-Himalayas (Bagchi and Ritchie 2010b) and in semi-arid ecosystems globally (Maestre et al. 2012).
With the majority of US children enrolled in some form of early care and education, the settings for early care and education represent a valuable opportunity to positively impact young children's diets and their interactions with food.
Our training was evaluated positively and considered to be valuable.
Conclusions: Physiotherapy in ICU is a valuable experience predominantly perceived positively and satisfactorily by patients.
H2: An individual's perception of health insurance as valuable (worth the cost) is positively related to the likelihood of being insured.
Diagnostically, PTEN may turn out to be a valuable marker as PTEN levels are positively correlated with patient survival (Ermoian et al, 2002).
The pilots were evaluated positively in 2009, and they were praised for their valuable role.
