The phrase "importantly note that" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it to draw attention to something important in a sentence. For example, "Importantly note that the deadline for submissions is fast approaching."
Importantly, note that levels of GFP-SAS-5 below those of either of the GFP-SAS-5 mutants, reduced using gfp RNAi, were able to rescue the sas-5 (RNAi ) phenotype, indicating that the lack of rescue in the latter two strains is not due to insufficient expression levels.
Second, and more importantly, note that the converse is true.
Importantly, note that a state of affairs can exist without obtaining, just as a proposition can exist without being true.
Third, and most importantly, note that extensionality is a theorem in standard systems of mereology, the logic of parts and wholes (see the entry on mereology).
Importantly, note that the dependent variable used in this section for complete fertility i.e., 'biological children ever born' is available from the June CPS until 2008, contrary to the case of 'age at first child' used in Sect.
Importantly, note that the utilities obtained by the consumers in the punishment phase are lower than in the review phase and they are the same as in the scenario where there was no review strategy protocol being deployed.
Microsoft has a grip of Windows 10 versions on tap, it revealed today, most importantly noting that the smartphone-friendly build of the operating system will be called "Windows 10 Mobile".
We also importantly noted that several of the examined CRPC bone metastases (AR-V high cases) expressed LBD-truncated AR proteins at levels comparable to the ARfl protein levels, even though the corresponding AR variant transcripts were found at relatively much lower levels than the ARfl mRNA.
The authors importantly noted that for the majority of the Finnish study participants, vitamin D levels indicated vitamin D deficiency (median dietary and total intake 4.9 mcg (196 IU/day) for cases and controls) and therefore their results may be applicable to a vitamin D deficient population only [ 14].
Note that, more importantly, the collection Dev and the test sets are disjoint.
Importantly, we noted that signal detection slope compression also varies by dataset, indicating that effect sizes measured by log-fold changes are not necessarily comparable between datasets preprocessed separately.
