The inclusion of only patients without other complications that may have a significant clinical impact on quality of life is a particularly noteworthy element of this study.
A particularly noteworthy element of many EvoS programs is the role of Evolutionary Psychology (EP), a perspective in the behavioral sciences that addresses questions of human behavior from the perspective of evolution.
Another noteworthy element of this year's event was the way it ended up, more than ever, focusing on continuity within the industry, something that was clearly the aim of having Lady Gaga do a tribute to "The Sound of Music" and then bring Julie Andrews on stage.
But the most noteworthy elements of his speech were his admiration for South Korea and criticism of its estranged northern neighbor, which has barraged the South with threats.
Here are five noteworthy elements of the company's results, which cover the three-month period ending June 27.
One was the custom, rubber-tipped pointer ("kind of like long chop stocks") that the photographer used to highlight noteworthy elements of the images they reviewed on the computer screen.
There is, however, an additional noteworthy element to the new ads.
Slate's Byron Boneparth called the letter "a bit wordy," but zeroed in on the "most noteworthy element: the odd choice of typeface".
The short list of positive elements in Boyhood might otherwise have elevated its status to being just an average film with a noteworthy making-of, yet somehow the noteworthy production timeline has rocket-boostered the movie to legendary status in spite of all the problems -- problems that would've sunk any other project but which appear to be irrelevant in this case.
The only noteworthy element might have been that the last four prime ministers — Shinzo Abe, Yasuo Fukuda, Taro Aso and Yukio Hatoyama, each of whom resigned after barely a year in office, have been sons and grandsons of prime ministers.
