Sentence examples for valuable use of from inspiring English sources

Another valuable use of the technology is to track the specific DNA mutations driving a patient's tumors.

Average responses to "Workshop was a valuable use of my time" were 4.93 out of 5 (PAS) and 4.45 out of 5 (PHM).

The most valuable use of a CT angiogram may be when a patient comes to an emergency room complaining of chest pains but has few other symptoms of a heart attack.

Finally, this study also points out the valuable use of a "fundamental research" approach to deal with a practical management issue.

"Mr. Palazzolo is asserting in this case that because what he claims to be the most valuable use of his property is prohibited, that the state of Rhode Island therefore has to buy the property from him at the value of its highest and best use," he said.

The logger application makes valuable use of a built-in Android mechanism called broadcast/receiver.

That would allow cryptocurrency entrepreneurs to attract even more funding for companies built on what the Bitcoin Foundation considers the legitimate and valuable uses of Bitcoin — among them e-commerce, remittances, and financial empowerment for people in the Third World.

Congress was anticipating that in view of the many developing uses of radio spectrum, including pagers, cell phones, and wireless Internet, continuing to give away licenses would prevent the most valuable uses of that electronic real estate from emerging.

Such zones, as well as other, more valuable uses of urban land, could be carved out of parking spaces, which will be significantly less in demand as vehicles are used more efficiently.

If ordering tests or going through the motions of the traditional physical exam aren't the most valuable uses of doctors' time, a yearly conversation about staying well, feeling better or preventing illness is.

In general, she said, two things are clear: permanent physical occupation of property by the government and regulations that forever make all valuable uses of land impossible are takings requiring compensation.