Sentence examples for valuable to prove from inspiring English sources

"You can say it's obvious, but it's valuable to prove empirically that this is happening," Mr. Koomey said in an interview on Tuesday.

The availability of RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) data from whole body or specific tissues can be valuable to prove expression of particular genes.

Inclusion of that data will be valuable to prove that the defects on TCR signalling shown in Figure 7 are not due to impaired levels of TCR expression at cell surface.

FTIR is a valuable technique to prove the degree of GO reduction.

Inside the House of Commons, I promise not to waste time shouting at the twats on the other side, and using valuable debating hours to prove my own superiority with sneering put-downs.

And those most likely to come forward are those least likely to prove valuable.

He attended Whitgift middle school, Croydon, leaving in 1947 after one year in the sixth form, where his subjects - English and economics - were to prove valuable.

Such knowledge was to prove valuable when I and my fellow trainees were unleashed in our Kent Messenger minivans upon the hapless population of the county.

"We know we will not change this overnight," she added, but her perspective as a member of the target audience of "the modern Latino" ought to prove valuable.

In 2013, much of the Seasat information was digitally processed for the first time and is expected to prove valuable in the study of climate change.

Development of adipose tissue-engineering strategies, where human bone marrow stromal cells (HBMSC) are combined with three-dimensional scaffolds, is likely to prove valuable for soft tissue restoration.