The phrase "any noteworthy changes in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about significant or important modifications or developments in a particular context or subject.
Example: "Could you please update me on any noteworthy changes in the project timeline?"
Alternatives: "any significant changes in" or "any important changes in".
An NSF spokesperson says that, "based on an initial review, we're not seeing any noteworthy changes in the year-to-date numbers from last year".
Importantly, the concomitant use of medication for these conditions is not associated with any noteworthy changes in the efficacy and safety of vardenafil.
At the end of the 2-month treatment period we did not observe any noteworthy changes in growth and/or skeletal deformities.
Hematological analysis of kidney and liver did not elicit any noteworthy changes in the treated group compared to the control group.
Consistent with the findings of earlier studies, the concomitant use of medications was not associated with any noteworthy changes in the efficacy of vardenafil.
For all seven methods, outliers did not cause any noteworthy change in the frequency of undershooting in the estimated predictive accuracy for either the small (scenarios 1 to 3) or the large (scenarios 7 and 8) simulated datasets with large variances.
We identified 113 genes for which three or more studies (including this study) identified a noteworthy change in RCC gene expression.
Adjusting for all others factors simultaneously in our study did not cause a noteworthy change in the associations, showing that the combination of different factors investigated in this study had a limited effect on the observed inequalities in the incidence of adolescent dental caries.
This methodology introduces noteworthy changes in the way as building design, construction and maintenance are traditionally managed.
Another source of confusion is the fact there has been a number of noteworthy changes in the executive suite.
