Sentence examples for value to develop from inspiring English sources

It would therefore be of value to develop methods for reliable TB diagnosis in ancient populations.

Therefore, it is value to develop computer programs which enable one to deal with uncertain systems in an easy way.

Peptides containing the LXXLL sequence have demonstrated high ER affinity and could be of potential value to develop targeted radiopharmaceuticals. Thus, our goal was to assess the potential value of a radiolabelled LXXLL peptide as theranostic agent for BC.

Due to the limited availability of experimental data on lipophilicity of ionic liquids, it will be of value to develop reliable predictive models for lipophilicity of ILs using computed chemical descriptors.

Understanding the mechanism of HCC cell migration and metastasis may have great value to develop effective diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for treatment of HCC patients.

It would, therefore, be of considerable value to develop chemically engineered forms of these receptors with unique ligand responsiveness.

There's an assumption among many, I guess, that space activity is somehow a plaything best left to wealthy industrial countries; that it can have no value to developing nations.

It is also of value to developing an optimal screening strategy in at-risk populations and more cost-effective approaches to identify participants for type 1 diabetes prevention trials.

Furthermore, many of the (few) drugs that industry had developed were of low overall value to developing countries because they were poorly suited to situations in these countries; for example, they needed to be administered within a hospital setting, were not affordable, had poor efficacy or a poor safety profile [ 5].

Organizations otherwise as divergent in their perspectives as Oxfam and the World Bank apparently agree on the value to developing economies, especially the world's poorest countries, of access to industrialized world markets – sometimes citing figures to the effect that annual gains from complete liberalization of trade would amount to several times the value of development assistance [ 73, 74].

30 GPPAQ development started in 2002 and cost around £82 000 (2003 values) to develop and validate, excluding staff costs.