Sentence examples for value of studies from inspiring English sources

While I don't have to remind you about the value of studies – many company-funded studies are best dropped directly in the trash after publication – this one about 3D printing does have some merit.

The evidentiary value of studies was assessed, and studies that failed to meet predetermined standards were excluded.

Still, for various reasons, the evidential value of studies is less than that of experiments, and indeed, most published research in experimental philosophy involves true experiments.

The facilitatory role of learning resources is clear, which underscores the value of studies that evaluate the impact of published material on stakeholders (e.g., Saville & Hawkey 2004).

We have not previously observed a prognostic value of studies according to criteria based on methodological quality scoring systems [3].

Thus, shifting the focus from species-associations to correlations of functional traits should advance the understanding of mechanisms and increase the predictive value of studies.

So what is the added value of studying abroad?

If cost is the biggest decision-making factor, what are perceptions around the value of studying overseas?

"It was Tom's great insight to recognize the value of studying families with large numbers of 100-year-old people," Dr. Fillit said.

One student commented on the value of studying writers with whom there is no immediate sense of identification or shared belief.

The relative value of studying and understanding someone, he said, will be greater than just a pitch.