Sentence examples for we believe valuable from inspiring English sources

"There are, we believe, valuable lessons to be learned in the design of materials from the evolutionary processes that have taken place," said Dr. Arthur Heuer, a professor of materials science and engineering at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

Therefore, we believe valuable lessons can be learned for managing asphaltene issues in other cases, and for this reason, we have included further discussion in this section.

However, even with these limitations, we believe valuable insights can be gained from broad based literature assessments of the genetic contribution in human common complex disease and in mouse phenotypic biology.

We also suggest additional subcategories, which we believe provide valuable top-level classes for biomedical domain ontologies.

The inclusion of this final validation step, we believe, provides valuable proof that at least these predicted microRNAs found associated with Ago2 should be acceptable as microRNAs.

We believe that valuable information on the functional relationship between IRE1α and XBP1 can be obtained by analysis of insulin biosynthesis/secretion and blood glucose level in the offspring produced by crossing IRE1α KO mice and XBP1 KO mice to the mice expressing the spliced XBP1.

The novel set of osmoresponsive genes probably represents only a portion of actual differentially expressed genes in H. werneckii; however, we believe that valuable information was obtained concerning genes related to the hypersaline adaptation of extremely halotolerant eukaryotes.

As we have no reasons to believe that the insulin sensitivity of the participants changed during the study period, this indicates that the four tested insulin preparations resulted in comparable hepatic insulin exposures and this we believe is valuable clinical information.

The study provides a long-term, population-based observational study over a 30-year time period that we believe is valuable to provide evidence of the longitudinal association between smoking and IMD, while previous evidence was primarily based on case control studies and biological model studies.

And the Alzheimer's Association, a leading research advocacy and patient support organization, has posted on its website, "Despite the concerns and complications, we believe it is valuable to the Alzheimer field — to the pursuit of better Alzheimer diagnostics, treatments and preventions — to have this product more widely available".

It's an old newspapering tradition that we believe is a valuable service to readers and voters — choosing representatives is one of the most important things citizens do, and what good is an opinion page that has no opinion about something so fundamental?