I thought it was worthwhile to have work that was provocative.
"But most member states thought it simply wasn't worthwhile to work inside Afghanistan".
In the digital age, it's also worthwhile to work on a website – perhaps that of your university publication, or a university society.
You have to pay for this, but it's worthwhile to get your work assessed at some point in your writing process, preferably sooner rather than later.
In this context, it is worthwhile to remember that pivotal works from Cohen's group showed that, in B-CLL, TRAIL-R1 is predominantly expressed over TRAIL-R2, whereas no putative decoy receptors, TRAIL-R3 and TRAIL-R4, are present on the surface of B-CLL cells (MacFarlane et al, 2002, 2005).
To list the many ideas and contributions of these figures and others is impossible here, but it is worthwhile to suggest briefly the work of three men Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Friedrich Schleiermacher, and Wilhelm von Humboldt representing three divergent views.
It is worthwhile to note that some previous works of GIN reference [ 9] also reconstructed gene interactions after discretization using previous pattern mining algorithms (those items used in previous pattern mining algorithms are called traditional items for an easy reference).
Finally, an interesting and important discussion issue is whether our goal is to provide comprehensive guidelines for small-animal PET and SPECT imaging, or whether it is worthwhile to move a step further, and work on an accreditation programme of scanners and procedure along the lines of, for instance, the accreditation for human FDG-PET as set up by EARL (see http://earl.eanm.org).org
While not the primary focus of this work, it is worthwhile to discuss some of the advantages afforded by the PC biosensor system in our cell-based screening assays.
It is worthwhile to compare these results with previous works aimed at extracting absorption properties from Hb samples using SOCT: First, Faber et al. showed the feasibility of extracting Hb absorption coefficients [ 9] and later oxygenation saturation states [ 16] in blood, where concentrations are typically 150 g/L.
