The phrase "are notable with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion in meaning.
Example: "The achievements of the team are notable with their innovative approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "are notable for" or "are distinguished by".
The implications of this study are notable with respect to what may well be the lynch pin concerning degeneration of the disc: the notochordal cell.
The structural differences between [EMIM]2[GeCl6] and [EDMIM]2[GeCl6] are notable, with the proton H4 bonding to two chlorides for [EDMIM]+ and only one for [EMIM]+.
Within common bean as a species, genepool distinctions between Andean and Mesoamerican beans are notable with seed size being a major distinguishing characteristic along with molecular marker polymorphism [ 13].
The differences between sexes are notable with respect to some repeats such as AAGAG or AAGAC, which are particularly enriched in the Y chromosome (compare Figure 1b and 1e).
The boy/girl divide was notable with Dash; Louis and Max were dismissive, while Eliza was positively charmed.
As for aphorisms, the lack of quotable punchiness is notable, with rare exceptions — like Leo Robson's line about the author of a Martin Amis biography: "Richard Bradford considers himself the man for the job, but I doubt that anyone else will".
The tone in the closing stage of the race is notable, with Mr. Romney trying to persuade people that he can reach across partisan lines and bring change to Washington.
SAW is notable with a large number of process parameters, which act together in an intricate manner and influence the output performance, successively affects the weld quality.
Attributes of the perforate and environmentally tolerant P. lobata were notable, with tissues ∼5 times thicker than in the sensitive, imperforate species P. damicornis and S. hystrix.
Moreover, the optimality of the proposed CS-ILP formulation is notable, with the CS-GA being unable to obtain the optimal solution as explained in Section 4.3.
The shale boom in the US has been notable, with a massive build-out of natural gas supplying primarily growth in the electricity sector and industry.
