Sentence examples for worthwhile in this study from inspiring English sources

Vocational outcome data would have been very worthwhile in this study and proper record linkage is recommended for future programmes.

It is not the goal of this paper to draw any conclusions of balloon instrumentation efficacy in polyposis, but sufficient data exists that makes the inclusion of these patients worthwhile in this feasibility study.

The expression level of mir-7 and its potential targets in CRC are worthwhile for further investigation In this study, an important note should be added that a very strict criterion was adopted to identify the miRNA targets.

Identifying a measure of robustness of the network at extreme events is a worthwhile effort which is also pursued in this study.

Finally, RK gave a modest but worthwhile improvement in performance over OK in this study, especially at scales of most interest (Fig. 4).

It is also worthwhile to notice that, most PWPD in this study had lower level education, were currently unemployed, and were poorer than average level.

The findings of this study indicate that the production and dissemination of CMs information resources such as the evidence-based herbal medicine fact sheets produced in this study are feasible, worthwhile and have the potential to change and enhance clinical practice, particularly the relationship between doctor and patient regarding CMs.

Investigating the actual outbreak detection performance of the syndromes in this study would also be worthwhile.

Almost two thirds of the respondents in this study agreed that PC is worthwhile learning experience.

Yet women in this study required larger benefits to make adjuvant endocrine worthwhile than those judged necessary to make chemotherapy worthwhile in comparable studies using almost identical methods (Duric and Stockler, 2001; Jansen et al, 2001; Duric et al, 2005) and larger still than those required by women who had endocrine therapy as part of routine clinical practice (Thewes et al, 2005).

Considering that such encouragement – whilst punitive – has improved performance in knowledge-based assessment in this study, educators may feel this is a worthwhile approach.