Sentence examples for worthwhile instrument from inspiring English sources

Capitalism has long been a worthwhile instrument to finance industry (manufacturing or otherwise), but it is now falling down on that function.

For these reasons it seemed worthwhile to translate the instrument into German language and to replicate and in part extend the findings of the above mentioned previous studies.

That said, by 2025 almost all the instruments sending worthwhile scientific information will be turned off as the ships' tiny plutonium-238 power sources dwindle.

Amps, too, have made otherwise unplayable pitches – such as Canary Wharf, where acoustic instruments are inaudible – worthwhile.

Before presenting the final instrument, it is considered worthwhile to show and discuss which aspects did not perform well during the pre-testing.

As such, it is worthwhile to fully understand how these instruments function, behave and can be incorporated into an investment portfolio.

Rather than working backwards from "our" instrument, we have found it worthwhile to elicit their way of viewing the issue using approaches like fuzzy cognitive mapping (FCM) [ 43- 45].

Nevertheless, in our opinion, the differentiation of risk factors according to diagnostic subgroups using the same cancer-specific distress instrument has proved to be worthwhile.

This is a worthwhile exercise to clarify the validity of this instrument, so that clinicians will be confident that they are accessing relevant and accurate information about how a patient's life is affected by ischaemic heart disease.

Ofsted concluded, quite rightly: "The present pattern of choice of instruments is limiting some pupils' access to worthwhile and musically balanced ensemble experiences".

Thus, it might be worthwhile to examine and compare the content of existing instruments using the ICF as a reference and taking into account the ICF categories selected in this study.