Sentence examples for essentially noting from inspiring English sources

If a permanent secretary believes a policy decision contradicts one of these aims, they are required to write to a minister formally asking for "direction to proceed" – essentially, noting their concern and asking whether to continue.

The company released a blog post on the change, essentially noting that its former conference structure had become dated — with increasing integration across products categories, having separate events was simply too siloed an approach.

Table 2 essentially notes theoretical considerations, suggesting that the ideal hemodynamic monitoring tool should be simple, safe, relatively versatile, uniformly applicable and beneficial for survival in each patient subjected to that tool, at low or at least affordable costs.

Cards with disparate facts, details, ideas — they are, essentially, notes.

TrpRS and HisRS 46-residue peptides were also assayed by P PPi exchange, essentially as noted in the next paragraph.

Uber has essentially denied liability, noting in a statement that "this tragedy did not involve a vehicle or provider doing a trip on the Uber system".

It's worth noting the essentially conservative core of an ostensibly radical movement.

Essentially, the reviewers are noting that Caton et al. defined the antigenic sites largely by mapping monoclonal-antibody escape mutants.

It is also worth noting that essentially this point would be testable using the same experimental methods already used i.e. YAe antibody to see if B-cells had altered antigen presentation.

Essentially, Riddell has noted, the incumbent prime minister "can, and should, remain in office until it is clear whether he, or the leader of the opposition, can form an administration which commands the confidence of the House of Commons" (so claims by some newspapers that Gordon Brown "squatted" No 10 after the 2010 election were simply wrong).

For monaural segregation and multi-pitches estimation, we note essentially the approach of Hu and Wang [11] who proposed a system for resolved and unresolved harmonics segregation of voiced speech.