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She said the study of old skeletons was invaluable in understanding the origins and the evolution of disease.

Archaeologists and historians consider much of the cargo to be invaluable in understanding everyday life in New York at a time when criminals and patriots were hanged in the public green and revolution was the talk on the street.

"We have gained completely new knowledge which will be invaluable in understanding the migratory cycle and planning ways to help the declining populations of these amazing birds," said the BTO's Dr Chris Hewson.

Discussions with local partners early on will be invaluable in understanding cultural implications of the proposed study and adjusting study design accordingly.

However, Austrian theory was developed when the world was on a gold standard, and so it is unsurprising that while it is invaluable in understanding markets and the dangers of an unconstrained fiat monetary system, it is incomplete as a description of the monetary system that we have today.

In a MAP-endemic environment, this level of detail is invaluable in understanding the molecular epidemiology and transmission dynamics.

Furthermore, engineering metaphors such as the ones described here could prove to be invaluable in understanding the design principles of biological systems.

A complete picture of relaxin-like peptides present in non-mammalian genomes will be invaluable in understanding the evolution of relaxin from neuropeptide to reproductive hormone.

Information about the spatio-temporal patterning of an anatomical structure can be invaluable in understanding its development and effect on surrounding structures.

This data is invaluable in understanding the parasite's population dynamics which could facilitate the development and testing of a broadly effective malaria vaccine.

The present results can lead to further studies on each member of this family which will be invaluable in understanding the mechanisms of Ca2+-regulated signal transduction pathways in rice.