Sentence examples for valuable analyses from inspiring English sources

It falls easy to read this as research politics promoting certain interests rather than as scientifically valuable analyses.

Our model provides valuable analyses and insights when considering the implementation of an efficient strategy for the prevention of HZ and PHN, and it will guide decision-making when developing a vaccination recommendation for Germany.

The release of more and more genomic sequence data has facilitated valuable analyses for reconstructing evolutionary histories and predicting the location of functional elements (Murphy et al. 2001; Siepel et al. 2005; The ENCODE Project Consortium 2007).

This imaging method should prove valuable in analyses of such matrix scaffolds.

In the third approach, we employed many new and valuable pathway analyses.

In contrast, normal palmar fascia cells, such as CT cells, are valuable for analyses designed to identify the molecular characteristics that distinguish DC cells from normal cells.

Including several nutritional environments is especially valuable in analyses of lines that genetically differ in ageing-related traits as a result of evolutionary response to dietary conditions.

Certainly, investigators often find it difficult to justify the resources required to prepare a publication or to conduct valuable secondary analyses.

Extensive information about SNPs and other genetic variation in rhesus macaques would facilitate valuable genetic analyses, as well as provide markers for genome-wide linkage analysis and the genetic management of captive breeding colonies.

Instead of simply looking at how many sales call an employee makes, for example, it might be more valuable to analyse the tone of their voice and compare it with the number of successful deals before then sharing this data with other staff.

It would be valuable to analyse social capital at both the individual and contextual levels simultaneously.