Sentence examples for valuable selection from inspiring English sources

The next year, the great excavator came up with a valuable selection of O'Hara's letters, along with "John O'Hara: A Descriptive Bibliography," which includes even the blurbs that O'Hara composed.

It includes lives of the saints and patriarchs, notes on topography and history, and a valuable selection from 1,000 years of literary testimony and inscriptions on the mountain and its Daoism.

As in other birth-cohorts, a valuable selection of biological material has been done in this study [ 35].

Thus, the proximity matrix gives robust and reproducible clustering, and enables us to classify responders and non-responders and to extract outliers, which is clinically valuable for selection of candidates for FOLFOX therapy.

So many startup founders at TechCrunch50, even those who don't make it to the final 50, have told me how valuable this selection process is.

Diversity of important genes in native populations may prove to be particularly valuable if selection pressures shift rapidly due to changing climate [74].

The comparative map confirms the conservation of synteny between SSC-X and HSA-X, and will be valuable for selection of candidate genes for porcine QTL that map to SSC-X.

But measurement of IFN-inducible gene expression should be valuable for selection of patients and demonstration of effective blockade of IFN in clinical trials targeting that pathway and might predict future flares in some patients.

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Measures of pedodiversity will be valuable in the selection of protected areas in Antarctica.

The results are potentially valuable for beam/target selection and IPIB parameter optimization.