Such imaging strategies can be valuably used in vascular [18, 19], liver or kidney imaging either by reducing radiation [20, 21] or by quantifying iodine uptake [8, 22, 23].
Parents pushed back, concerned about the value of how this time would be used and how the shortened day with students would be spent valuably.
By the time audiences got used to Mr. Jones's idea that just about any body could be valuably expressive, Mr. Goldhuber, who performed last month with Keely Garfield at the Duke on 42nd Street, had become an artist of considerable depth and refinement without losing any of the excitement of his dancing.
I experienced the same thing when I was locked up: I became hyperactive, like everything was going to happen in the future and I needed to use every second as valuably as I could.
There is growing evidence that molecularly targeted therapies can valuably add to the arsenal available for treating childhood cancers, particularly when used in combination with other therapies.
These results indicate that MALDI-TOF MS peptide profiling could be used for rapid classification at the species level of mammalian remains collected from excavations, thus valuably contributing to the study of past human and non-human populations.
Mobile stockpiles, such as the oral cholera vaccine, often have a finite shelf life, and their use can be valuably reassigned in endemic locations, such as Bangladesh, that experience annual cycles of high incidence.
[Donne's original spelling and punctuation] Donne then argues that if someone dies, anyone has the right to use their death as long as they do so valuably, considering it a treasure.
"They could use this as a tool to become something and basketball also takes up a lot of your time so instead of wasting time they would be using their time valuably.
There was almost a unanimous desire to 'do something' and use skills and contribute valuably in some way.
