The phrase "a Life was noted" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the acknowledgment or recognition of someone's life, often in a memorial or biographical context.
Example: "During the ceremony, a Life was noted for its contributions to the community and the impact it had on many individuals."
Alternatives: "a life was acknowledged" or "a life was commemorated."
A significant improvement in quality of life was noted at 6 months and at the end of study (Supplementary Online Material, Table 1).
The theoretical volume of blood drawn off for biological tests during the first 30 days of life was noted and recorded as a function of the birth weight.
In randomised trials, in fact, a significant improvement in overall survival and in quality of life was noted when compared to best supportive care alone (Pyrhonen et al, 1995; Scheithauer et al, 1995; Glimelius et al, 1997).
An improvement in cycle life was noted when the pattern size was below the critical (7 10 μm) size, in which case the Si electrode patches adhered well to the Cu substrate after many cycles.
"Every life is noted and is cherished, and nothing loved is ever lost or perished".
Significant palliation of disease symptoms and improvements in quality of life were noted in responding patients.
Significant improvements in physical function and quality of life were noted with adalimumab, as determined by the HAQ-S and SF36 physical component summary scores.
No differences in the overall survival or quality of life were noted between the two treatment groups, but toxicity rates were significantly lower in patients who received paclitaxel plus carboplatin (Chen et al, 2002).
Although improvements in functionality and quality of life were noted based on the SF36 physical component summary score and HAQ-S, improvement in BASFI and BASMIlin did not meet statistical significance.
Socio-demographic variables and disaster related experiences e.g. damage to house, displacement and living in shelters, death in family and extreme degree of fear during disaster with perceived threat to life were noted.
