Sentence examples for valuable in both from inspiring English sources

During the 1991 Gulf war, its contribution was financial and logistical, but not military; during the war on terror, it has been purely verbal: valuable in both cases, but not nearly enough.

The integrated system approach is very valuable in both research and education.

The trick is to sell a component that's valuable in both phases.

A test fixture whose impedance can be continuously varied would be valuable in both qualification and modal-type testing.

Materials that enhance bone and cartilage regeneration promise to be valuable in both research and clinical applications.

Therefore, developing a new class of neural networks with discontinuous neuron activation functions and giving the conditions of the stability are very valuable in both theory and practice.

The possibility to capture the presence of rare taxa will thus be extremely valuable in studying both the onset of coral-microbial associations and the spatio-temporal variability in coral-associated microbiota.

DWI has proven valuable in oncologic MRI both for tumour detection and characterization because it offers a high lesion-to-background contrast and provides information about tumour cellularity and cell membrane integrity.

7): Large banks are second to none among institutions in arguing against regulations, no matter how reasonable and valuable in protecting both the public and the banks themselves against unwise behavior.

The high q2 and r2 values, along with further testing, indicate that the obtained 3D-QSAR and 3D-QSSR models will be valuable in predicting both the inhibitory activity and selectivity of cyclic guanine derivatives for these protein targets.

Current obstetric practice relies on the measurement of peripheral blood pressure, but central pressure may be more valuable in understanding both cardiac and vascular pathophysiology.