Sentence examples for worthwhile to define from inspiring English sources
It would also be worthwhile to define the ascending connections of the different subdivisions of the dorsal nucleus to see if these are consistent with control of distinct behavioral outputs.
It is worthwhile to define what is believed to be a very rare but pathologically important Th cell subset that is responsible for abnormal bone resorption as osteoclastogenic Th cells.
For this reason, it is worthwhile attempting to define new flexible architectures that enable computing systems to adapt to potential changes in the environment.
It is worthwhile at this point to define certain axes of the eyes employed during different types of study.
So, striking an appropriate balance between short-term rates of genetic gain and inbreeding, and realising rates of inbreeding that fall within acceptable levels, provide two worthwhile criteria by which to define penalties for OCS.
It will take better research and scholarship to define what makes them worthwhile and what benefit they bring to our own population.
It seems to be worthwhile to study platinum-DNA adduct formation in a larger group of patients to define target adduct values that may be used for individual dose escalation.
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It is therefore worthwhile to present some simulations for arbitrary sequences stemming from distributions defined on the whole real line, whether symmetric or not.
It seems worthwhile to also consider findings from the field of missing data since disengagement is defined in the present study as including both rapid responding and skipping items rapidly.
