Sentence examples for valuable corollary from inspiring English sources

Not yet recognized, to my knowledge, is the extremely valuable corollary that results: the predictability of confounding amplification should, in principle, permit extrapolation back to an unamplified value of the total residual confounding originally present prior to amplification.

Although "never having tested" is clearly valuable [ 22- 24], the corollary of "ever having been tested" is less useful without an indication of the frequency of testing or the timing of the most recent test [ 2, 25, 26].

This means valuable human capacity is often wasted corollary to historic pre-cloud wasting of valuable compute and storage resources before clouding was introduced.

It occurred to me that there is a corollary to the saying that absence makes the heart grow fonder, namely: absence makes the memorabilia grow more valuable.

The corollary?

Divorce is its corollary".

But there is a corollary.

But there's a corollary.

The slogan suggested a corollary.

But there's a corollary to that.

But there wasn't any corollary.