Sentence examples for worthwhile to use from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it may be worthwhile to use a continuous measure as primary outcome, and use clinically useful dichotomizations as informative secondary outcomes.

Its commitment to guarantee prices makes it economically worthwhile to use all available land, with the aid of chemicals, to grow more crops than are demanded by consumers.

Sequencing an individual this way costs $2m a pop, and Perlegen has thought it worthwhile to use $100m of its start-up capital recording the genomes of 50 people.

The results of the paper suggest that it is worthwhile to use both manufacturing and control system performance measure to evaluate alternative control architectures, especially when considering dynamic architectures such as a Holonic Manufacturing System (HMS; i.e. architectures that adapt to changes in the manufacturing environment).

This may make it worthwhile to use your credit card as a bank account.

In future studies, it will be worthwhile to use automated analysis techniques to extract only the most important quantitative EEG variables.

Luckily Bubble-Translate seems worthwhile enough to use, but even this extension needs some improvement (more setting would be nice to have).

And yet today most people couldn't even name each of those ports, let alone find a worthwhile way to use them.

The key is to find a balance, the point at which it is worthwhile for commuters to use public transport because it's faster then driving," he says.

But with all the fragmentation in the mobile world across carriers, apps, app stores and devices partnerships like the ones Telefonica is trying to build are important to get the right economy of scale into these services to make them worthwhile for developers to use.

While more work is needed in this area, it will be worthwhile to continue to use the potential link between allelic exclusion and sequence duplication in the search for new candidate genes.