Sentence examples for valuable to support from inspiring English sources
For this project, the precaution adoption process model (Jassempour et al. 2014) proved valuable to support the planning of the health intervention to train up disaster preparedness.
With the increasingly integrated financial markets and globalization of national economies, the depth of experience and hard lessons from earlier HFT practices in U.S. and Europe will be valuable to support rapid learning in the Asian regional markets.
This finding suggests that the knowledge of the patient-specific fibre arrangement is important to correctly estimate the single ventricle's working condition and consequently can be valuable to support clinical decision.
Innovative spatio-temporal modelling tools may be valuable to support the design and optimization of conservation strategies for endangered species in a context of changes in land use and land cover (LULC).
However, it has been shown that opinion leaders are valuable to support implementation particularly in highly specialized staff groups [ 28].
This makes it extremely valuable to support the analysis of the emergence of new biological function in mammals.
In the participants view, were there 'missed opportunities' when ISFs did not deploy capabilities that could be valuable to supporting health systems?
After his arrest in the burglary of a Cheshire home in March 2002, he confessed to more than a dozen burglaries, dating to the summer of 2001, and told the authorities that he had stolen money and valuables to support his drug habit.
A DWP spokesman said: "A vast number of businesses are involved in providing work experience schemes, including some of Britain's biggest names, and they are a valuable way to support young people to get jobs; and of course, work experience placements are voluntary until after the first week's experience when we expect people to turn up to placements".
Reference process models can be valuable means to support this.
Levosimendan might be a valuable alternative to support circulation during and after the weaning phase.
