Sentence examples similar to valuable set up from inspiring English sources

Insight in the discrepancies mentioned above could inspire future experimental designs of (pre clinical studies to adopt a more translational, thereby more valuable, set-up.

Uber, the world's most valuable startup, set up its India operation in September 2013 and now does business in more than 25 cities in the country.

Genuity Chairman Paul Gudonis Paul Gudonis was reduced to talking up his "valuable set of assets," which is the verbal equivalent of hanging a "for sale cheap" sign on the front door.

Once they'd rescued the most valuable contents, Stanley set up his camera and recorded the conflagration for posterity.

The model is even a valuable tool to set up the control law according to the expected environmental condition, with a special attention to wave motion.

Morgan kept his side well ahead of the required rate in the middle overs and while his failure to see England home could be perceived as a product of his recent inactivity, it proved valuable enough to set up victory despite a late-innings collapse.

Morphometric analysis of Andhale Watershed of Pune District of Maharashtra reveals much valuable information to set up watershed developmental plan for this area.

This might look like crass screen scraping on the surface, but the company aims to offer some legitimate, valuable services and set up a means to respect copyright.

The 1st Cavalry Division's actions were able to delay the North Korean advance for several days, giving the UN forces valuable time to set up the Pusan Perimeter.

Together the auction house says they make up the most valuable set of earrings ever sold at auction.

If we rushed our filing to prevent this, we would have ended up with a much less valuable set of patents".