Sentence examples for valuable correspondence from inspiring English sources

To avoid losing potentially valuable correspondence data, up to the top three best matches (E < 0.00001) were included.

Besides the incidental pleasures -- the gossip (H.D. calls it "sending you the dirt"), the sense of a generously shared life, the up-close view of Europe possibly on the brink of war -- what makes the correspondence especially valuable is H.D.'s observation of Freud, both as a writer taking him in and as a patient grappling with him.

The Abe-Woody correspondence is a valuable part of the Abe Burrows Collection.

Correspondence analysis provided valuable information of present structure of the day surgery system.

Wyncoll and Camporota's correspondence [ 1] provides a valuable tool allowing clinicians the ability to assess the number needed to treat (NNT) and cost-effectiveness of various ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) prevention strategies.

Future comparative studies will be valuable to learn more about the identity and correspondence between these cell types.

This correspondence would later prove to be a valuable tool in the construction of exotic Boolean algebras.

Furthermore, the way the correspondence theory actually emerged will provide some valuable reference points for the contemporary debate.

I feel an extended correspondence between us might one day be extremely valuable to my career as an art historian.

The overall results reveal a set of complex correspondences between different atlas structures, information that is valuable in a variety of contexts, and that has not been previously described.

With CNVs demonstrating a possible correspondence with breed diversity and adaptation, Nguni cattle present a valuable breed in which to investigate CNV prevalence and distribution.