"it appears worthwhile to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express a belief or opinion that something is worth doing or considering. Example: It appears worthwhile to take some time to research different colleges before making a decision on where to apply.
It appears worthwhile to pursue these further.
Consequently, it appears worthwhile to consider present challenges in the pastoral sector first from the Chinese perspective and, second, in comparison with the situation in neighbouring countries.
It appears worthwhile to verify the identity of this metabolite and to investigate its plasma concentration in larger cohorts in order to determine whether it is a transient marker for a very early state of declining insulin sensitivity.
Thus it appears worthwhile to study whether hCGβ could be used as an aid in the selection of therapy or in monitoring of the disease after primary therapy.
Again, it appears worthwhile to focus closely on the actual manifestation of depression, as certain subtypes or features may appear more frequently than others.
It appears worthwhile to exploit these sources, in order to adjust contingency plans for future rabies control in general and the event of rabies re-introduction in particular.
Also, since the composition of Gibco hESFM used in the initial method is not reported in the literature, it appeared worthwhile to test simpler growth media (DMEM) supplemented with hydrocortisone.
This issue appears worthwhile to be evaluated in a translational arm of a clinical study by assessing the expression of liver-specific genes by PCR of immunohistochemistry, followed by correlation with tumor regression on imaging performed during adjuvant treatment given before resection.
It appears worthwhile, therefore, to extend previous approaches to efficiently solve the MPP for multifurcating trees and arbitrary weights.
Therefore, it would appear worthwhile to check whether V s heterogeneity of a larger scale in the source side deep mantle accounts for a significant portion of the SmKS differential travel time anomalies.
8– 10 Based on this background, it would appear worthwhile to evaluate work productivity in patients with dry eye, but few studies have been conducted from this viewpoint.
