Sentence examples for worthwhile to develop from inspiring English sources
She said it might also be worthwhile to develop better ways to track who received which lots and of notifying health officials, doctors and patients if contamination was detected.
Therefore, it may be worthwhile to develop the current GNR probe further in future.
Therefore, it is worthwhile to develop the constitutive laws that describe the behavior of such composite materials.
It is still worthwhile to develop an easy-to-use QSPR model for the KOA of PBDEs.
In Europe biomass is a widely available resource and it would be worthwhile to develop advanced, high-efficiency integrated processes.
It could be worthwhile to develop a new clinical protocol integrating hypoglycaemic events as the primary endpoint and to compare patients' outcome according to insulin infusion modalities.
Promising results from the self-report measures combined with meaningful feedback from the patients participating, leads us to the conclusion that it would be worthwhile to further develop this line of clinical research.
The report illustrates that, in spite of considerable logistical and technical difficulties, it is worthwhile to further develop the approach of protein-loaded DC as therapy against malignant glioma, even in the absence of known target antigens and for tumours in immunologically privileged sites such as the brain.
The larger pool of studies and positive findings among non-cancer patients suggest it is worthwhile to continue to develop and test such strategies for cancer-patient populations.
However, because such methods often rely on a mock immunoprecipitation (IP) sample, which many otherwise rich ChIP-Seq datasets lack (including Barski et al. [ 11]), it would be worthwhile to pursue developing a method for identifying the background in datasets with multiple experimental IPs but no mock IP.
The soft skills that prisoners develop through working to overcome the frustrations of completing their distance-learning course seem so worthwhile that helping students to develop them looks like a no-brainer.
