Sentence examples for valuable choices from inspiring English sources

These methods provide us valuable choices to predict the binding sites.

All these alternative measures modify the computed FD and MFS (except for trivial or monofractal images) and therefore are valuable choices in finding adequate features, as will be shown below.

Freedom from domination differs from the previous sort in that one who is subject to the domination of another may in fact have a wide variety of valuable choices open to her.

Do you think there are no other valuable choices to be made?

With the re-emergence of older antibiotics as valuable choices for treatment of serious infections, we studied the aminoglycoside resistance of Gram-negative bacteria isolated from patients with ear, urinary tract, skin, and gastrointestinal tract infections at Minia university hospital in Egypt.

Locally, however, in well-equipped New York City hospitals, VBAC is a safe option, and I will continue to offer this valuable choice to women.

Water steam, even with possible freezing problems, can be a valuable choice regarding performance and thermal management.

And it's made FaceTime an increasingly valuable choice where the Retina is too big and way too heavy.

A controllable anion exchange that is pH dependent is possible due to the fascinating structure of LDH, which is also the basis of controlled-release properties of this carrier, making it a valuable choice for biological and pharmaceutical applications [3].

It can be concluded that the aerial parts of S. intermedia is a good source of phenolic compounds, a potent antioxidant and a valuable choice for bio-reduction and biosynthesis of silver nanoparticles.

Thus, Nozick contends, correct regulative principles must take the form of moral side constraints upon what may be done to individuals even for the sake of really valuable, choice-worthy social outcomes.