The phrase "are of notable" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to describe something that is significant or remarkable, but it requires additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The findings of the study are of notable importance in the field of medicine."
Alternatives: "are significant" or "are remarkable".
Both these two architectures, which are peculiar to the guanine base itself, are of notable importance for the fabrication of molecular nanowires.
In other nations it is not difficult to identify cases which are of notable interest, that appear to have been able to overcome these difficulties.
Among the pure plays, only Ebay, Amazon and Buy.com are of notable size, and only Ebay, an auction site, is consistently profitable.
On the other hand, biological processes with long-term correlations are of notable interest in the study of complex dynamics.
Although the previously mentioned topics are of notable relevance, some have no direct utility in the elaboration of projections and forecasts of future health-care needs, serving only for policy guidance.
Additionally, robust propensity score modeling was used to help minimize potential confounding, and competing risk methods were used given that competing risks are of notable concern due to the age and prevalence of comorbidities in this particular patient population.
Trade and commerce also were of notable significance: metals were imported from Anatolia or Armenia, tin from northwestern Iran, and lumber from the west.
This is of notable importance because residual NAPL can act as a non negligible persistent source of contamination.
The computational expense of a fusion step in a neural prosthetic device is of notable importance.
This study is of notable confirmatory value in terms of the results obtained from a smaller number of patients [ 13].
However, it is of notable mention that 5 out of 29 genes (17.2 %) involving photosystem 1 were differentially expressed, all of them being downregulated.
