Future studies to better define this relationship would be worthwhile, in that they would help hospitals determine where to best invest their resources to reduce the overall impact of resistance in their institutions, whether through enhanced infection control measures or more active antimicrobial stewardship, although both measures are likely important.
This could be worthwhile in that GC-content of rRNA correlates with optimal growth temperature, whereas the GC content of genomic DNA, protein-coding genes or 3rd codon position of such genes does not (Hurst & Merchant 2001 Proc Roy Soc Lond B 268 493).
"I try to surf every day, every day that is worthwhile in terms of waves, that is".
"But then sometimes," interjects Andrew Hunter Murray, another elf, "you see something that's front-page news and think, 'I'm having that.'" John Lloyd – architect not only of QI but also of most that is worthwhile in modern British TV, from Blackadder to Spitting Image – has a near-religious reverence for facts.
What better artist to summon all that is worthwhile in the American spirit than the redoubtable Mr. Cash?
If everything that is worthwhile in this life -- education, loving relationships, occupational skill, the development of civic virtue -- requires sustained effort, then who will teach us to let go of the idea of instant gratification?
More studies are needed to illustrate the cost-and-benefit analysis of CDS-eP adoption to convince authorities that investment is worthwhile in the primary care setting.
Thus, it is worthwhile in the future to construct plasmids that enhance the cytoplasmic-specific and nuclear-specific localization of Kaiso in order to clarify the biological roles of cytoplasmic and nuclear Kaiso.
This study has been worthwhile in exploring roles that are part of the everyday lives of clinical nurses and the nursing faculty in the academic world.
Buddhism, he wrote, contained everything that was worthwhile in the other two beliefs, and it also showed more concern than either for man's existence after death.
