Sentence examples for value for exploration from inspiring English sources
In vivo safety testing in pre-clinical species ensures that drugs which enter clinical trials do not cause reproducible and dose-dependent liver injury in man, but is of limited value for exploration of underlying mechanisms and does not assess potential to cause rare idiosyncratic DILI.
Furthermore, the DESIR food frequency questionnaire is not structured to provide vitamin D values for exploration of the relationship.
INTERACTIVE graphics have enormous value for the exploration of high-dimensional genetic data.
The LVV based on TAS and the bidirectional promoters as constructed in this study will be of value for the exploration of in vivo gene function and future gene therapy applications.
He emphasized the value of exploration for students just out of college, noting that he had "absolutely no idea what I wanted to do" after graduating with a political science degree and ended up in the pharmaceutical industry by chance.
Further Questions for Discussion: -What is the value of exploration?
This analysis presented would assist the designer in pre-tuning the PSO parameters to an optimum value for achieving efficient exploration results within a quick runtime; (e) analysis of design metrics such as power, execution time and number of control steps of the global best particle found in every iteration with respect to increase/decrease in unrolling factor.
Determination of the hydrocarbon charge history is helpful to correctly understand the oil and gas reservoir formation and distribution and has important practical value for guiding petroleum exploration.
However, most of these studies were based on molecular sequences, which are fast evolving and of limited value for deep evolutionary explorations.
The report's authors said the UK had introduced national subsidies for exploration valued at up to £757 million a year.
Good communication between patients, their family members, and clinicians allows for exploration of values and goals of care, and promotes the discussion of preferences for the patient's future care.
