Sentence examples for worthwhile cases from inspiring English sources

But some researchers counter that such studies can be worthwhile cases where global warming's impact on an individual species is clear.

"The city respectfully submits that the plan is an extremely worthwhile case management tool," Celeste Koeleveld, a senior Law Department official, wrote in June, "and urges that the plan be made permanent".

The two may well be worthwhile case studies for Cirque (though Paulus is not the only theatre director to collaborate with them).

Organize for a class action lawsuit with other plaintiffs who would not have a worthwhile case on their own.

While the rules open up a number of worthwhile use cases for commercial rules, though, the one rule that most prospective commercial drone pilots will probably not like is that the FAA will only allow line-of-sight flights.

The vertical black bars in the picture are the range of possible prices they hold likely enough to happen to make buying insurance protection worthwhile in case it does.

This figure shows that the performance is enhanced by exploiting the channel correlation through the FSMC models, mainly for large values of N. It also shows that the use of second-order FSMC is not worthwhile in these cases.

The finding that the estimation of 76 rate parameters from the data was worthwhile in 4/11 cases is not surprising in retrospect.

It is worthwhile noting that cases where autophagy impairment results in DNA damage have been reported as well, leading to the assumption that the interplay might be broader, and suggesting that many molecular players could exist to biunivocally link the two processes.

Although issues with the quality of one of these trials 26 have been raised (see 28), there would appear to be evidence of a substantial (>50%) analgesic effect that could be worthwhile in refractory cases of CRPS if its duration could be prolonged.

"It was definitely worthwhile, in my case," Mr. Haney says.