Sentence examples for valuable subject for from inspiring English sources

Nearby James Woodworth Prairie, a 5-acre (2-hectare) tract, is the state's only undisturbed black-soil prairie known to remain and a valuable subject for botanical research.

I cannot imagine a more ambitious nor a more valuable subject for an animated family film – the war we're all quietly fighting, perhaps especially as children, with the fact that we are primates.

Being the third most consumed species on the poultry market globally [ 12], the domestic duck provides a valuable subject for detailed genomic studies.

Measurement of mortality following the cessation of treatment by either buprenorphine or methadone is beyond the scope of this study and would be a valuable subject for future research.

This neat contrast makes them valuable subjects for research.

"How could you remove such a tranche of valuable subjects from our A-levels?

"It's important we go for hearts and minds on languages - see them as a valuable subject - rather than just a means to meet targets".

The Department for Education has defended the policy by arguing that "there is time for most pupils to study other valuable subjects in addition to the Ebacc, including religious studies, arts subjects or vocational and technical disciplines".

It also allows for ECG acquisition in populations for which telemetry is not applicable due to age/size limitations, and for which experimenters wish not to sacrifice valuable mutant subjects for ex vivo analyses.

By turns incorrigible and endearing, practical and romantic, shameless and courageous, Pepys possessed an endless curiosity about himself, convinced that his own personality, as Claire Tomalin writes in her exemplary new biography, was "not merely a legitimate but a valuable and glorious subject for exploration".

Indeed, array-CGH can detect pathogenic genomic imbalances, and this application may be especially valuable for subjects with CHD of unknown etiology.