Sentence examples for worthwhile to apply a from inspiring English sources
To overcome this problem, it could be worthwhile to apply a more generalized survey to comparable alliances simultaneously.
It is worthwhile to apply the so-called nitrogen rule which says that odd MW means an odd number of nitrogen atoms, while even MW means either an even number of nitrogen atoms or their absence.
In this economy, it may be worthwhile to apply anyway.
Therefore, it is worthwhile to apply this tool widely.
Each technique will have individual advantages and limitations, so it can be worthwhile to apply multiple techniques in order to improve the reliability of diagnostics and treatments (Botchway et al. 2015).
Therefore, to produce rice lines with higher Fe concentrations, it is worthwhile to apply transgenic methods to original high-Fe rice varieties obtained through mining among extant rice varieties, or high-Fe rice lines produced by conventional breeding, or high-Fe mutant rice lines.
There have been several assessments of GRN inference through the DREAM challenge, and ideally it would be worthwhile to apply to some of these published data sets also.
The established air monitoring networks are producing a long-term record of ambient aerosol composition, so it is worthwhile to apply the type of chemical speciation data produced by these networks to the analysis of laboratory toxicology study results.
The objective of the current work is to find out which characteristics of corn stover pretreated with G. trabeum KU-41 determine the pretreatment method to be successful and worthwhile to apply.
The model of case management superposed on disease management for diabetics can be seen as exemplary and it will be worthwhile to apply the results - if positive - to other single-disease management programs for other chronic diseases.
In future studies, it would be worthwhile to apply measures which are better suited for quantitative assessment of autistic psychopathology (e.g., the Social Responsiveness Scale; Constantino 2002) for investigation of brain-behaviour relationships.
