Sentence examples for worthwhile estimates from inspiring English sources
With starting models based on experimental structures, MD runs using GROMACS force-fields should provide worthwhile estimates of the 3D-conformations of both MB and S-MB in lipid-mimics.
It would be worthwhile estimating the frequency of recombination of genes used in future phylogenetic studies in order to assess the generality of the pattern previously observed in Drosophila and now evidenced in Triticeae.
It is also worthwhile to estimate the costs of errors in worst-case scenarios.
However, the variation within a group was so large that it might be worthwhile to estimate the MES in a specific herd before embarking on a test scheme.
Comparing lists of specific women identified by CBOs as having fistula-type symptoms against the list of women who present at fistula screenings (and are identified as a fistula case) remains a worthwhile exercise for estimating the backlog of fistula cases, where close collaboration with CBOs is possible.
The more resource intensive methods of the IPCC/EPA estimates are worthwhile only if the additional detail is useful or if this reporting format is mandated.
Therefore, after a consensus discussion with the OTs delivering the trial interventions, we estimated a worthwhile difference between groups to be 20%.
So in order to improve the simulations, that is in order to remove this growth trend in the simulated variances in Figure 5, it would be really worthwhile to restrict the parameters estimates of the model to those belonging to this subset.
To critically and systematically review methods used to estimate the smallest worthwhile effect of interventions for nonspecific low back pain.
One of the most persistent issues concerns how to estimate the smallest worthwhile effect (SWE) of an intervention.
This is the first study to use robust stated-preference methods (discrete choice methods and benefit-harm trade-off method) to estimate the smallest worthwhile effect of exercise-based programs to prevent falls.
