Sentence examples for were of considerable value from inspiring English sources

Our and previous studies [ 9, 10] indicated that immune dysregulation was found in PJP of the patients with AIDS and non-AIDS, and certain pro-inflammatory cytokine/anti-inflammatory cytokine ratios in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF) were of considerable value in assessing the severity of PJP and outcome of the patients [ 10].

The first consideration is the use of therapies that may, although unproven, be of considerable value in reducing the case-fatality rate.

But, taken together, they are likely to be of considerable value to future historians.

Even some of Graham's darker mutterings, softened perhaps by a more emotionally intelligent tone of voice, could be of considerable value to coaching clients.

Mr Blair knows that what he offers is of considerable value, which is why he is ready both to run those big political risks and to reverse (albeit still too modestly) the long post-cold war decline in defence spending.

"We anticipate that his passion for the game and business acumen will be of considerable value not only to the Nets franchise but to the entire N.B.A," Commissioner David Stern said in a statement.

"A product of politics and not being prepared," said Vogel, a former Seattle draft pick out of Colorado State, who wound up playing professionally in Lebanon, where being 6 feet 11 inches was of considerable value in becoming a naturalized citizen for the purpose of helping the national team qualify for these championships out of the Asia zone.

HSBC's chairman, Douglas Flint, said Evans's "experience and expertise gained from a career at the highest level of public service combatting threats to data security, critical infrastructure and from international terrorism and organised crime will be of considerable value to the board as it addresses its governance of systemic threats".