The phrase "also gave noteworthy" is not correct as it stands and needs modification for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
You can use it when you want to express that something was given or contributed that is significant or deserving of attention, but it should be rephrased for proper usage.
Example: "The committee also gave noteworthy contributions to the project, enhancing its overall impact."
Alternatives: "also provided significant" or "also made remarkable".
It is noteworthy to mention that these limitations also gave rise to further subdivisions for these categories of anomaly (Rock et al., 1995, 2010; Joki-Erkkilä and Heinonen, 2003; Troiano and McCarthy, 2004; Strawbrigde et al., 2007).
Noteworthy, suppliers are kept anonymous to each other and buyers can also give a counter price to all suppliers at once as leverage on a first to accept wins basis.
They also have noteworthy biological and pharmacological activities (Table 7).
Not only is the startup founded by Chris Howarth (who previously founded and exited retail analytics company Retail Insight) but the list of backers is also noteworthy, given their experience in the retail/rewards space.
What is also noteworthy, given VR and AR's penchant for being the promise that keeps on promising, is that Varjo isn't a "moonshot" investment, even though Atomico does do moonshot investments from time to time.
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That agomelatine is no less effective than comparator antidepressants is also noteworthy given its relatively small risk of sexual adverse effects, insomnia, and discontinuation reactions (all commonly seen with serotonergic antidepressants).
There have also been noteworthy critiques.
Given the small size of this series, it also is noteworthy that the level of GATA-3 was associated with a trend toward an increased locoregional recurrence rate (P = 0.06; relative risk = 1.49; 95% CI, 0.02 to 2.39).
The 1994 European election was also noteworthy for giving the Liberal Democrats, then led by Paddy Ashdown, its first two MEPs.
