It is valuable, for example, to be able to learn who has recently been arrested for drunken driving, but today we live in a world where you can quickly get directions to and a picture of the home of every sex offender, or drunken driver, in a three-mile radius.
In addition to the post-session questionnaire, on-session monitoring of the viewer's comfort, e.g., with a slider command would be valuable, for example, to monitor the onset of discomfort.
By implementing the WFD in Germany, the restoration of linear landscape elements could be a valuable measure, for example to reduce nutrient input into rivers.
Since the expression of RMEL1 and RMEL2 is very specific to melanocyte/melanoma cells and their expression is preserved in great number of tumor samples, they are both valuable candidates, as molecular markers, for example to detect circulating tumor cells in the blood of melanoma patients.
The reductionist, mechanistic research approach that led, for example, to valuable targeted therapies in oncology, has had the unintended consequence of balkanizing the life sciences and creating a cadre of molecular biologists who know little about the biological context of the molecules they investigate.
Yet music is increasingly valuable to businesses, he said — encouraging customers, for example, to linger in a store or restaurant, where they buy more items or order extra drinks.
This is valuable, for example, in those cases where the formation to be developed is composed of alternating stacked layers of tight sands and shales, or where there are lateral variations due to facies changes.
In several therapeutic areas this concept has proved to be therapeutically valuable; for example, the monitoring of blood concentrations of aminoglycosides or immunosuppressive drugs has resulted in the therapy with these drugs becoming significantly more safe and efficient.
More than two-thirds of naturopaths (68%) viewed their service in pharmacies as valuable and 20% as somewhat valuable For example, "I found most clients were extremely grateful to have some realistic advice when confronted with such a daunting choice of complementary products".
Many are sensible, even valuable: for example, when companies choose bosses they should pair them with deputies who have complementary skills.
The oversight function, so often ignored by Congress, could also be valuable, for example, on foreign aid: how it's done, where it succeeds and where it doesn't.
