Increased range was valuable for two reasons.
Blake felt the workshop was valuable for combating myths about life inside girl gangs.
BE significantly increased the cold crystallization ability of PLA, which was valuable for practical processing and performance.
The approach developed in this study was valuable for isolation and enumeration of chiA-positive bacteria in environmental samples.
Jews, on other hand, were targeted in 1942 for a policy of complete annihilation, even when their work was valuable for the Reich.
The trial was valuable for teaching a new generation about Nazi crimes, but Germany has a profusion of memorial sites, commemoration days and superb educational programmes.
Moon's anthology, he argued, was "valuable for something practically missing from American writing since 'Huckleberry Finn': a search for images of black and white fraternity".
It used to be that what you learned was valuable for years, but now, knowledge and skills can become obsolete within months.
This tradition was valuable for the same reasons it was dangerous: it reaffirmed millennialism as dogma and offered a concrete date.
Gagg, who was responsible for application for the LOtC quality mark, says the process was valuable for the education centre staff because it forced them to reflect on the quality of the education experiences they offer.
Mr. Rumsfeld, after leaving Kuwait for India, said it was valuable for senior officials to hear concerns directly from troops, but he offered no immediate changes in how the Army was reacting to the problems.
