Sentence examples for worthwhile variations from inspiring English sources

Invariably the recipes are "better" or "best," never just worthwhile variations, and their preparation tends to be "easy" or at least "easier," and even "American classics" don't make it into print unless they've been "improved".

It is worthwhile studying common variation in the ATM, CHEK2 and ERBB2 genes in relation to breast cancer progression because defects in the genes could increase the risk of developing tumours with an unfavourable prognosis through their role in the regulation of cell cycle checkpoints and amplification.

For comparison, it is worthwhile noting that small variations in the length and composition of the acyl chains result in changes in the bending rigidity that are of a few kBT, bending rigidity being equal to 32.15±1.48 kBT and 37.10±2.23 kBT for DMPC (14 C atoms in the acyl chains) and DPPC (16 C atoms in the acyl chains), respectively (Fernandez-Puente et al., 1994).

Additional microbiological investigation would be worthwhile to establish the variation in assemblage composition.

Glantz (2012) argues however that efforts to lower practice variation are worthwhile, since they may help in reducing unnecessary interventions in obstetrics in the US.

It would be worthwhile to determine whether the common genetic variations play any role in the pathogenesis of IGR and whether IGR shared the same risk genetic background with T2DM [12], [12].

In real practical situations where genetic and environmental effects are often confounded, the proposed approach may be worthwhile to implement and help dissect genetic variation of complex traits.

Considering the number of transcript structure variations detected in this paper, it is worthwhile to note that the total number of CDS and protein forms could be double the gene number.

It would be worthwhile for future research to examine trends in geographic variation, which would help identify which ecological correlates covary over time with work injury rates.

With seed lots exhibiting a relatively poor shelf-life, either due to genetic variation or seed treatments, it may be worthwhile storing the seeds under low oxygen levels, once they are dried, in order to improve their shelf-life.

It is also worthwhile to explore the effect of sampling on estimates of genetic variation, both in terms of number [20], [21] and geographic coverage [16], [17].