Sentence examples for be worthwhile to add from inspiring English sources
For these patients it might be worthwhile to add these specific components to multidisciplinary treatment.
Because problems stemming from the informed consent procedure may be frequent, we felt that it would be worthwhile to add to the debate on informed consent in critically ill patients by sharing our findings with the medical community.
Thus, through the presented study here, it is concluded that it would be worthwhile to add DWI to standard MRI protocols if pre-operative evaluation of prognostic factor is being considered in endometrial cancer patients.
In order to have a better interpretation of inter-limb coordination, it might be worthwhile to add an additional figure with swing and stance phase indicated for each individual limb.
However, in single modality treated patients, where a reasonable chance of salvage exists after locoregional recurrence (e.g. 35 60% surgical salvage rate for irradiated laryngeal cancer), imaging surveillance may be worthwhile to add to the clinical follow-up in order to further improve the salvage rate.
I can't possibly take enough time to respond in full while remaining employed, but I felt it was worthwhile to add a few comments, based on your feedback.
However, as the primary goal of ascites treatment is to relieve its symptoms, it is worthwhile to add a measurement of ascites-related symptoms for the assessment of ascites treatment.
If you're refinancing a low loan balance, say $100,000 or less, it may not be worthwhile to assign, Mr. Moskowitz said, adding that paying the tax may be easier and cost the same or less than the fee.
Very often, Grinnell adds, "resource limitations…prevent new initiatives from starting even if they would be worthwhile to carry out.
Something along the lines of "adding an AboutMe section and template" is worthwhile to explain to the reader who is reading your User page who you really are.
