Sentence examples for support valuable from inspiring English sources

Northeast India has vast natural productive wetlands which support valuable biodiversity or heterogeneity.

If authority is able to create or support valuable schemes of social cooperation, subjects may be justified in obeying even though that is not the scheme they would themselves have chosen.

We found no management effect either on richness and abundance or on species composition, which shows that both forms of grazing management at the intensity levels studied support valuable spider fauna.

The authors thank very much Georg Nagel, Dept. of Molecular Plant Physiology, University of Würzburg, for technical support, valuable advice and fruitful discussions and Thomas Rudel, Dept. of Microbiology, University of Würzburg, for helpful advice.

In addition to coping support, valuable insight about how to prevent or address survivors' unmet needs could be gained by examining the substantial proportion of survivors who report no unmet needs.

More than one-fourth of the province's landmass supports valuable timber, although there has been much devastation from forest fires.

R. D. Austin, L. Devin, and E. Sullivan, "Accidental Innovation: Supporting Valuable Unpredictability in Creative Process, Organization Science, 23, 5 (September October 2012): 1505 1522.

A short-range ensemble prediction system (EPS) provides the optimal framework to generate risk-based forecasts supporting valuable early warning procedures and mitigation measures.

The lake is the largest freshwater lake of the region and plays an important role in providing regional ecological and economic security by supporting valuable biodiversity or heterogeneity (Trisal and Manihar 2004).

When the state supports valuable pursuits over worthless ones, it no more denies the equal moral status of those who reject its action than when it enforces a sound conception of justice that is in dispute.

In addition to supporting valuable aquaculture and wild-harvest industries, their populations determine the structure of benthic communities, cycling of nutrients, serve as prey resources for higher trophic levels and, in some instances, stabilize shorelines and maintain water quality.