Sentence examples for well be valuable from inspiring English sources

There's a surreal tinge to all this that could well be valuable.

"We'd like to be able to assess the impact of these data sets, but citation practices aren't yet standard, and there may well be valuable uses for data that don't show up in the formal literature".

She claimed that CICS/IMS (tele-processing monitors developed in the '60s), "are two of the fastest transaction engines in the world, and could very well be valuable pieces of a well designed well integrated environment".

Nonetheless, already in its present form, or after suitable improvements (e.g. optimisation of steps specific for PrPSc visualisation), the assay may well be valuable for different experimental instances.

"The success of this well is valuable for the future of horizontal shale gas technology," said an industry source.

Comparisons between a patient's self-reported activity and actual activity and correlations between actual activity and self-reported well-being could be valuable.

I encourage everyone to write as much detail as they can remember, and if you have someone in your life interested in dreams as well, it can be valuable to verbally share dreams.

Plants from Curcuma genus represented by the turmeric spice, such as C. longa, C. phaeocaulis, C. wenyujin and C. kwangsiensis are well known to be valuable herbal medicines [ 29].

This evidence indicates the power of perceptions of foods to influence important attributes of health and well-being which could be valuable in dietary interventions where mood and body image satisfaction affect outcome.

72 For all these reasons, diabetes educators are well-positioned to be valuable partners in evolving health care delivery models.

It is too early to be certain but, for all the armchair criticism from some, the 21st Century Science course may well be a valuable contribution to that goal.