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These efforts are both worthwhile and timely since roots are certainly one of the key traits which will help us to adjust crops to the predicted increasing climate instability and resource scarcity with the objective of feeding 9 billion people by year 2050.

Thus, studies which investigate factors for early treatments and preserve the biomechanical function of the joint are both worthwhile and necessary.

Happiness is THE ultimate goal of our lives, and it is both worthwhile and attainable.

We suggest that it would be both worthwhile and informative to apply a similar comprehensive empiric validation methods to other analysis pipelines.

The successful inclusion of histopathology in phenotyping screening programmes used in pharmaceutical drug discovery efforts proves that it is both worthwhile and possible to control the costs of histopathology evaluation, thereby reducing the numbers of missed phenotypes (false negatives).

Cafe Condesa offers two pastas at both lunch and dinner; neither is a destination dish, but both are worthwhile and commendably cheap.

It's widely expected that AVs will be cheaper to operate and travel faster than cars, be fleet-owned (individual ownership won't be worthwhile if AVs are both affordable and guaranteed to arrive promptly) and mostly use electric and/or hybrid power.

It is argued that high quality early models form the breeding ground for later solid evidence on value for money, and are consequently both worthwhile to the pharmaceutical industry and to health care decision-makers and payers.

This requires a costly commitment, which will only be made if most people believe a positive outcome is both attainable and worthwhile.

Speaking ahead of the talks, Mr Cameron  said he believed that despite its high price the mission had been both necessary and worthwhile.

Speaking ahead of the talks Mr Cameron, who has visited the country 13 times both as leader of the opposition and Prime Minister, said he believed that despite the high price paid in blood and treasure the mission had been both necessary and worthwhile.