Sentence examples for worthwhile to assess from inspiring English sources

The report said "the drug problem requires a flexible approach," and "it would be worthwhile to assess existing signals and trends that lean toward the decriminalization or legalization of the production, sale and use of marijuana.

We have already pointed out that it would be worthwhile to assess different implementations of input optimization using rhyme.

It is also worthwhile to assess the space time evolution of aftershock occurrences in Fig. 5 with respect to the transformed time using the Omori Utsu cumulative curves.

If one decides to apply the wavelet analysis to a given signal, it is worthwhile to assess the actual need of the technique itself and the best way to perform it.

7) Study Vaccine Injuries and the Risk of Autism - Another autism subpopulation that should be included in vaccine studies is what the NVAC called "the intersection of ASD cases with (clearly defined vaccine outcomes) such as fever, febrile seizure, or hypotonic-hypo-responsive episode (HHE)." Do these adverse effects correlate with ASD? "It would be worthwhile to assess," the NVAC wrote.

Thus, we suggest that future investigation will be worthwhile to assess the relevance of RMEL2 expression as a marker to predict disease outcome in lymph node-negative patients and RMEL3 as a general marker of melanoma patient outcome.

It seemed worthwhile therefore to assess whether students changed their views on evolution over the course of a degree program in the biosciences.

However, larger trials may be worthwhile conducting to assess the true effect of clodronate, as currently there are a limited number of trials and patients.

It was therefore worthwhile to first assess the accuracy of the attenuation and scatter corrections applied in the four systems.

In future studies, it will be worthwhile to directly assess whether the increase in neuronal excitability following Cdk5 KO has any affects on presynaptic transmission, neuronal fiber sprouting, cell count, and cell survival.

Given that psychopathological features influence symptom perception, health-care seeking behavior and quality of life in IBS patients [ 7, 11], and that the presence of dyspeptic symptoms, in addition to the IBS ones, may have a negative impact on psychopathological features, it seems worthwhile to comparatively assess these features in IBS patients with and without FD.