Sentence examples for worthwhile amount from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in scientific discussion, a gene is likely to be considered differentially expressed only if its expression level changes by a worthwhile amount.

Emissions reductions under the counterfactual therefore represent a saving of over 3% of this figure, a worthwhile amount given that climate change mitigation is going to require contributions from diverse sources.

But someday we might, and meanwhile even nickels and dimes from the millions of Internet users out there can add up to worthwhile amounts.

Ntera's technology could save them worthwhile amounts.

Tidal turbines still need fast currents to generate worthwhile amounts of power, and so are well-suited to the edge of islands and, particularly, the inlets between them.

Because of the high cost of setting up an office, Mr. Straus said it made sense only if the family had enough assets to make it worthwhile, an amount he defined as $100 million and above.

It is also worthwhile to notice the amount of content above 100 Hz. is shown in more detail in Figure 7. Figure 7 The (a) power spectral density, (b) time-domain waveform, (c) time-frequency visualization (d) energy peak of subject 001 walk 4 S3, over a single activation of the gastrocnemius.

Twenty dollars a pop might not seem a lot, to make such a scam worthwhile – but multiply that amount by 30 and you're already seeing a healthy return on cheating writers out of their money, and that's before any fees for selling the work on are considered.

There was never a doubt that I must always look towards Mecca if I was to amount to anything worthwhile in this world.

Better to estimate the damage that would have been done to the economy as a whole if the rescues hadn't taken place and then argue that the amount spent was worthwhile.

"There was never a doubt," he writes in a sentence that shows the amplitude of the Muslim identity, "that I must always look to Mecca if I was to amount to anything worthwhile in the world", and in another, suggestive of the human need both for solitude and togetherness, "to be at Mecca is the taproot of individual identity and the common link of an entire worldwide community".