Sentence examples for be worthwhile to note from inspiring English sources

It may be worthwhile to note that Clifford's argument here is itself a moral pragmatic argument.

It may be worthwhile to note that the inequality (1.1) is not collected in the authorized monographs [4, 5].

It may be worthwhile to note that Leonhardt stated in his paper (1965) that 15 25 % of total shear was carried by the inclined compression chord in those beams.

It may be worthwhile to note that if the study was performed in a dedicated head and neck ultrasound clinic (ultrasound being an operator-dependent procedure), the results may not be replicated by observers in a general clinic.

In hopes of harvesting a few lessons, it's worthwhile to note what he did the first time, with all that political capital.

It is worthwhile to note that it is not very often that a strong player loses with White in only 20 moves, but it happened to Afromeev's opponents more than once during that tournament.

It is worthwhile to note that Britvic's revenue growth is yet again all due to higher pricing against a backdrop of falling volumes in every category and most geographies (importantly Great Britain appears very poor).

It was worthwhile to note that some compounds could be used as potential antibacterial agents.

It's worthwhile to note that simulation results have excellent consistency with the experiment results.

It is worthwhile to note that this new method of formulating surrogates for different applications was efficient and time-saving.

It is worthwhile to note that it has a strong interaction between transition metals and Pd noble metal.