Sentence examples for worthwhile to further from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that it is worthwhile to further test and use the approach.

Thus, it is worthwhile to further investigate BBR's potent therapeutic effect on septic organ injury with a focus on CHOP.

It might be worthwhile to further investigate the Byzantine round synchronization protocols discovered independently by Attya and Dolev [7] as well as Dwork, Lynch, and Stockmeyer [22].

DOM composition is extremely complex and not easily implemented in operative models like BLM; still, if the important aspects of DOC can be condensed into simple and cost effective optical properties like carbon-specific fluorescence or absorbance, as our results indicate, it could be worthwhile to further investigate.

However, to the best of our knowledge, references reported on this functional response seems to much less until recent several years (see [9 13]) for the form of the functional response is relatively complex, for the form of this functional response is relatively complex, and it is worthwhile to further study the models with it.

Although the study presented in this paper was conducted in a region with rather unique characters, it would be worthwhile to further the research agenda on the uptake and integration - and more in general: niche development - of decentralised CHP or other decentralised energy production technologies - in regions.

On the basis of these experimental findings it is worthwhile to investigate further the biological activity of Gallic acid on other Mesothelioma cell lines harbouring aberrant EGFR signals.

On receipt of a nomination, the Chair of the Faculty consults with the President, Provost, and dean of the nominee's School with the following question in mind: Is there a good prima facie case for the qualifications of the nominee, making it worthwhile to proceed further?

The underlying mechanism is worthwhile to investigate further.

It is worthwhile to explore further the possible extension of these two hybrid techniques in solving the vibro-acoustics of extruded train floor structures.

P. segobiensis is worthwhile to be further investigated because of its considerable amount (16%) of plamitoleic acid (C16:1) which may be suitable for medical applications.