The phrase "and must note that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of a particular point or detail that follows in the text.
Example: "In our analysis of the data, we found several discrepancies, and must note that these could impact our final conclusions."
Alternatives: "and should emphasize that" or "and need to highlight that".
But it is hard to extrapolate from such unusual examples, and one must note that violence against women is less than half what it was in 1995.Other experts see all three cases as symptomatic of a change in the way men commit suicide.
Our choice to present autocorrelation-corrected models was conservative, and readers must note that the stall in decline in MV fatalities observed in those 25 to 64 years might have also occurred in males 15 to 24 years.
However, the mechanism of how these features cooperatively impact the openness of chromatin is still unclear, and we must note that our analysis could not reveal the "cause" or "consequence" relationship of HM and TF binding features to chromatin accessibility.
Trends reported from the meta-analysis are based on a weighted average of effect sizes reported across mammalian studies, and we must note that some studies report opposing trends.
He mentioned "hoboes," "gypsies," and "cowboys". "We must note that some of these traditional spawning grounds for slang have lost their productivity," he said.
From an ethical and legal perspective, one must note that an "opt-out" system moves towards the principle of "assumed consent".
As for d0, different values have been proposed in the literature and, in any case, we must note that these will be highly dependent on the geographical area.
Moreover, the authors of this study are in receipt of considerable industry funding, a potential conflict of interest, and as a result we must note that while superficially plausible this conclusion is reliant upon questionable assumptions and is counter to the overwhelming weight of expert opinion (Marshall and Levy 2011).
In summary, I must note that theoretically and technically, each system discussed is sound in its own way and should be able to accomplish low-cost, high-quality, on-time production.
I must note that Anderson and his cinematographer, Robert Yeoman, shot the various time periods in different film aspect ratios, which subtly affects the feel of the scenes.
We've both been featured by Rolling Stone for our work, see here for Aaron's story and here for mine (although I must note that the dozen or so pages of factual corrections I submitted to Rolling Stone have yet to be made).
