Sentence examples for merit in exploring from inspiring English sources

There might be merit in exploring ways to disincentivise local authorities from behaving in this way - for instance by introducing higher compensation payments.

"What you look for is a wider set of attributes and abilities and if the grading is more broad rather than competency based then I think there is some merit in exploring it".

If these predictors are sufficiently heterogenous, there is merit in exploring an ensemble-based approach.

Therefore, there is merit in exploring the feasibility and outcomes of balance training exercise programmes for people with mild to moderate severity dementia.

Therefore, there seems to be merit in exploring the impact of combining trastuzumab with inhibitors of negative T-cell regulation, such as anti-CTLA4 antibody, anti-PD-1 or anti-PDL-1, in HER2+ MBC.

Since operational staff took part in facilitated discussion of PE findings (at the feedback event), received recommendations following the feedback event, and were provided copies of strategic stakeholders' responses to the issues raised, and since local action was often favoured, there is likely merit in exploring this further.

Highly anisotropic 2D nanosheets of inorganic solids with nanometer-level thickness attract a great deal of research activity because of their unique merits in exploring novel high performance photocatalysts applicable for environmental purification and production of renewable clean energy.

15 Therefore, there is merit in further exploring this type of exercise to support decisions with potential trial participants facing real decisions.

Accordingly, there is merit in further exploring the use of diaries for collection of water usage information either in combination with a mail out for recruitment, or potentially in the future with Internet-based recruitment (as household Internet uptake increases).

As such there is likely to be merit in further exploring why there is an association in sedentary time for girls and parents only and particularly if it is possible to work with parents to change girls' sedentary time.

These findings suggest that there is merit in further exploring the potential benefits of such health system practices for optimal prevention and control of MDRO in modern hospital environments.