Equally valuable are new games which, though fictional, exercise the altruistic rather than enterprising, violent, or distraction-seeking tendencies of gamers.
A straightforward method for relating imaging phenotypes and SNPs is to perform regression at each time point separately, which, though, does not take into account the valuable information conveyed by the longitudinal patterns of the phenotypic inputs.
It was way ahead of its time in its sophisticated examination of Thucydides' narrative technique". "This translation is valuable in making more widely available a book which, though half a century old, has endured as a classic of Thucydidean scholarship.
Current arms control treaties, though valuable, are not enough.
Traditional methods of graphically comparing computational and experimental results, though valuable, are essentially qualitative.
Though valuable, this research can only get us so far.
Though hasty in style, Wheeler's book teaches a lot about what is happening in the far north, which is valuable if, as she says, "the survival of civilisation as we know it hangs on what happens in the Arctic".
As if a drive-through penalty, a sticking wheel nut during the second pit-stop, and Neel Jani having the Midas touch weren't bad enough, we were also hit by Germany which cost us valuable positions - though I don't think they were being indiscriminate since the Germans also hit three other teams.
Though an attack on Cyprus is thought unlikely, the island hosts some of the UK's most important surveillance and listening stations, which provides valuable intelligence to the UK and the US about events across the Middle East.
Or it's like a book, which are valuable!
