Sentence examples for value in examining from inspiring English sources

In such patients, there may be value in examining associations between left ventricular hyperkinesis (LVEF >75%), strain, and preload.

Since no population study has obtained three month menstruation related diary data on more than a hundred women, there is value in examining subgroups of women based on their self-reported relationship of migraine to menstruation as commonly occurs in clinical settings.

Having a pragmatic disposition is common practice and we may find tremendous value in examining multiple perspectives on any issue.

I agree with her point, and see mindfulness and other heart-developing practices as vital to action, however, I also see the value in examining the moral decisions we make -- day in and day out -- and how they fit (or not) with our underlying ethics.

There is obvious value in examining the mechanisms behind the hypothesised negative impact of the waiting list control condition.

There may be great value in examining the potential similarities and differences in computational approaches to complexity in these disparate domains.

One of my most valued guides in examining what I've taken to calling our "inconvenient mind" (explained in my recent Princeton lecture) has been Dan Kahan of the Yale Law School.

Another issue raised by the aprotinin saga is the value of observational studies in examining rare and adverse outcomes such as mortality.

"We think there is value in re-examining the post-1944 educational settlement between state and church in England in the light of contemporary belief and practices, illuminated by the latest research," the report states.

More importantly, we wanted to use values that can be found in examining difference in item parameters in large-scale assessments.

Our discovery of CD80, CD86 and TLR2 palmitoylation in DCs reveals novel mechanisms of immune regulation, and underscores the value of examining palmitoylation in diverse cells types.