Sentence examples for valuable to apply from inspiring English sources

For this reason, we suggest that it will be valuable to apply a more mechanistic approach incorporating sensory and cognitive ecology of behavioural responses.

(30– 34) Accordingly, it is valuable to apply miR-125b in cancer diagnosis and prognosis as a supplement of clinic classification approaches.

Such syntheses need to draw on best available evidence from both intervention studies and epidemiological studies, [ 8] and to minimise author bias it may be valuable to apply the principles of systematic review, i.e. an explicit search strategy and assessment of the weight of evidence [ 9].

Overall, Tatu (Tatu 2008) represents a valuable attempt to apply a systemic functional perspective to the description of the BH clause, and although it is somewhat limited in scope, it represents one of the only attempts at a description of the language's lexicogrammar.

Although animal models provide us wealth of evidence and continue to offer valuable information to apply to clinical conditions, Rossi and coworkers [ 93] argue that extrapolating these results to apply to the human model is inappropriate.

In the case presented here, the structure of the deep intronic 44i mutation and resulting PE44.1 aberrant splicing presents a unique and valuable opportunity to apply exon-skipping therapeutics to bypass DYSF pathogenic mutations.

It is increasingly true for all types of education: The facts themselves are not what is valuable; the ability to apply them is.

Once biocontrol is released and established widely, it cannot be 'taken back'; the only way to protect reedbeds that provide valuable services would be to apply pesticides to kill the biocontrol organisms, and those pesticides could cause disruption of biodiversity and other services.

After all, one of the hardest skills to teach yet one of the most valuable to scientists—is how to apply rampant curiosity to a legitimate problem.

His field, he says, provides opportunities for many other scientists to apply their valuable experience and expertise in work that offers not just intellectual challenge and moral purpose but also "a whole range" of possible jobs.

The claim that basic research is valuable because it leads to applied technology may be true but perhaps is not at the heart of the social use of the enterprise.