Even though this study has valuable merit as necessary data for informing the recommended dietary fluoride allowances, it had some limitations.
Their contention was that Mike Trout, the sterling rookie of the Los Angeles Angels, was more valuable on the merits of his superior fielding and base running and his own impressive offensive statistics.
This decision was assailed by numerous astronomers, who felt that Hubble was valuable enough to merit the human risk.
Cost-effectiveness studies are increasingly used to decide whether new medical technologies are valuable enough to merit reimbursement and inclusion in a standard package of medical services.
Although the disease manifestations are less severe than noted in human, the mouse models of Fabry disease [20], [21] nevertheless can provide valuable information on the merits of various therapeutic interventions [22].
His occasional poems, collected under the title Silvae ("Forests"), apart from their literary merit, are valuable for their description of the life style of a wealthy and fashionable class the liberti during the reign of the emperor Domitian.
In addition a scan over the vertical divergence requirement, where individual guide optimizations are performed for each corresponding figure of merit, provides valuable data on the consequences of this parameter.
Books produced shortly after the events they discuss can provide valuable information, whatever their literary merit.
Elders will ensure that fathers and older brothers do not confiscate bicycles from girls on the grounds that females are too insignificant to merit something so valuable.
Fitting attitude theories hold that for something to be valuable is for it to merit some relevant evaluative attitude.
