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To encourage academics into online publishing, it is perhaps worthwhile to redefine what a book is.

But before rolling our eyes at the ideological rigidity of the French government, it is perhaps worthwhile to examine why the French — and other Europeans — might look at this issue so differently.

It is perhaps worthwhile to consider the last two points in the setting of human clinical trials.

As the SATS thresholds, taken directly from the ACSCOT guidelines, appeared readily achievable, even during the first year of ED operation, it is perhaps worthwhile reflecting whether these standards need adjustment to the context.

It is perhaps worthwhile to compare and contrast our approach to that of the previous mentioned paper by Peleg et al. [ 21], who also used a case study to reveal the characteristics of Task Network Languages.

He admits that over the years that this tremendous search for a few items was perhaps not worthwhile, and that it would have been better to have something more flexible.

31 32 Patients may be balancing benefit and harm, with lower levels of relief perhaps not worthwhile in the face of adverse events.

Perhaps a worthwhile future model extension, requiring detailed and updated data on the detection through the family doctor program, would include such consideration for understanding the detection and surveillance of HIV.

In contrast, if fishing pressure in the spawning grounds is higher, only the very largest reserves are effective (Fig. 2; Appendix A) and there is so little fisheries-induced selection that it is perhaps not worthwhile to implement a reserve if its only goal is to prevent fisheries-induced evolution.

Perhaps the most worthwhile and enduring benefit to flow from World War I was rehabilitation.

For a foreign bank intent on breaking into Germany's vast but fragmented market, analysts say, Deutsche Bank offers perhaps the only worthwhile entree.