Sentence examples for worthwhile to relate from inspiring English sources
In the future it might be worthwhile to relate feather structure, patterns of abrasion and seasonal colour change over the year for different types of structurally coloured feathers to confirm or not whether they are more prone to seasonal changes as our data seems to suggest.
Given the current search for appropriate outcome measures of routine care [ 29, 30] we think it is worthwhile to try to relate measures of outcome to the patients' view of its impact on their daily lives.
If Parker's unusual narrative method is what enables him to relate this, then it is worthwhile despite its flaws.
It is worthwhile to investigate how these modes relate to the specific processes associated with atmospheric forcing of the ocean, in this case for the southeast Bering Sea.
However, it is worthwhile to mention the following facts related to the modelling of δ ′ : 1.
Patients' appraisals of life as worthwhile were also related to identity: their ability to work, to be independent, valued by others and plan for the future, or, conversely, to feelings of helplessness or uselessness.
Your externship should be something worthwhile and related to your future career goals.
Peace but not life worthwhile also appears to be related to preparation for death, with peace moderately correlated with having one's affairs in order (Spirit 8 Q1) and to comfort/unease with the thought of one's death (Q7) (both r = 0.34, p < 0.001).
It will be worthwhile to study the dynamics of TBP related factors during early Xenopus development.
