While it was worthy of note for Davis, as the world No23, to defeat the No16 seed, Mark King, 10-9 in the first round, it was the greatest upset in the 33 years the Crucible has been hosting the championship to overcome Higgins, who started the contest a prohibitive 1-20 favourite.
Fulham has spent nearly $100m on some high profile acquisitions (Jean Michael Seri from Nice the most worthy of note) while Wolves' Portuguese contingent has grown to eight players with the signings of goalkeeper Rui Patricio and veteran midfielder Joao Moutinho.
Also worthy of note: while per capita usage has decreased, overall consumption has increased.
While Campbell's concern is worthy of note, one has to think that the FDA review panel on follow-on biologics will be as careful as the original reviewing panel, and they will understand that they need to consider interchangeability.
But given the slowdown in the American economy, it is the reaction of our investors to American equity holdings that is worthy of note.While three of them, including Lehman Brothers, take a dim view of the prospects for American shares, the other four have either marginally increased their allocations, or have maintained them at the same levels as in the previous quarter.
It is worthy of note, that while exogenously added putrescine can reverse growth inhibition due to impaired polyamine synthesis, it cannot reverse growth inhibition caused by altered polyamine catabolism or efflux.
Also worthy of note is that while our phenotypic study screened for growth advantage and disadvantage under NiSO4 exposure the Eide et al. identified gene deletion strains whose intracellular Ni ion levels differed from the parental strain but whose growth may or may not have been affected by nickel exposure.
The bottom line is that while not a giant, Arab Americans are a community that is worthy of note -- especially in a close election.
Everything she does is worthy of note.
A fact worthy of note is that for βR<1 ᾱ is very sensitive to granular parameters.
