Sentence examples for worthwhile reporting from inspiring English sources

If they had, they might have been able to discover the root of this antipathy before the election, making for more constructive, insightful and worthwhile reporting.

Many of the 1216 comments that were posted (before the Times closed the thread) expressed a fear that publishing first-person writing of this sort about first-person writing of another sort might imperil "worthwhile" reporting.

Although groups with n=5 are still small and estimation of prevalence is therefore imprecise, we think that presentation of these data are interesting and worthwhile reporting.

In such instances, this limitation should be acknowledged when reporting the review and it might be worthwhile reporting the difference between searches with and without language restrictions in order to estimate the amount of literature that might have been excluded.

The lack of reports and information about its course made it worthwhile reporting the case of a 14-year-old girl who presented a Ganser syndrome, resolved in two weeks and followed seven months later by a relapse of the same syndrome, preceded by a major depressive episode.

In conclusion, despite the low numbers of samples studied, due to budget constraints, these data are still worthwhile reporting, as it is important for the control of HBV infections.

Only studies logically structured according to this sequence will be successfully transformed into worthwhile reports.

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Although no such specific residues emerged from these mutants, the effort and its "negative result" is nevertheless worthwhile to report.

In fact, studies done on delta- and alpha-tocotrienols are relatively limited as compared to gamma-tocotrienol; additionally, effects of tocotrienols in human glioblastoma (U87MG) are very rare if not none in any investigations which are worthwhile to report.

Hence, there was variation in the views and experiences of those who had attended the same number of sessions; i.e., low users and high users felt that the intervention was worthwhile and reported that they missed sessions for logistical reasons or because of their mood at the time, and one low and one high user gave similar criticisms of the facilitators' delivery style.