Sentence examples for worthwhile sample from inspiring English sources

Have the helper leave the probe in until you've confirmed that you have a worthwhile sample to analyze, which follows in the proceeding steps.

While neither album has seen much attention from critics, The Best of Chocobo and the Magic Book Original Soundtrack was dismissed by Chris of Square Enix Music Online as "not a worthwhile sampler" of the soundtrack.

If in the future other specimens of Holocene age come to light in Asia, it would be well worthwhile to sample them for aDNA studies.

Mr Mathews raises worthwhile issues the testing sample of 15-year-olds probably does not include nearly enough migrant children, and Shanghai schools are not representative of the country's education system.

Examining the effect of the interaction of different beliefs about causes of addiction could be particularly worthwhile, given this sample's tendency to view addiction as having multiple causes [ 13].

This inverse-power-law learning behaviour appears to be universal and is observed for many classifiers and types of datasets and it could be a possible way also in our proof-of-concept study to predict the performance of the classifier when trained with additional samples (will the accuracy of the SMO improve significantly? Is the effort to collect additional samples worthwhile?).

Screening for SaV may be worthwhile in oyster samples because NoVs were detected in oysters from local oyster farms (5 ).

It would also be worthwhile to expand our sample of listed banks to include non-listed banks, although these studies would have to measure performance through low frequency accounting measures instead.

It would be worthwhile examining a larger sample pool of women colonized by L. crispatus, to verify what appears to be an important role in lowering the vaginal pH.

It is worthwhile noticing that the sample size also has a direct effect on this behavior and may increase spurious detection of linkage disequilibrium.

Whether or not attempting a true population census, or representative sample, is worthwhile given the barriers really depends on the purpose for collecting the information (e.g. planning treatment services vs. burden of disease data for cost effectiveness analysis vs. vaccine monitoring).