Sentence examples for is generally notable from inspiring English sources

Finally, the numerical simulation results verify that the effect of interference mitigation is generally notable.

Grunge music is generally notable for its loose song structures, its extremely loud, overdriven, and fuzzy guitar tone, and its growling aggressive vocals, all of which belies a deeply melodic undertone.

Because women in comics are generally notable for their spandex-straining boobs, this "What's a girl to do?" irks, conjuring images of yet another scattered and powerless heroine banging her well-proportioned head against Batgirl's glass ceiling.

Here, it is the building that houses the collection, rather than the collection itself, that is the chief exhibit, for this is perhaps the most splendid of old Plovdiv's konaks, which are generally notable for the painted decoration of their exteriors.

The cast is generally excellent (with the notable exception that his sister played by Abigail Spencer looks an escaped Victoria's Secret model) and the show serious in its intent to stay right with Daniel and see the world through his eyes.

While tsunami is generally larger for larger earthquake, notable exceptions are "tsunami earthquakes" which generate much larger tsunamis than expected from seismic waves [44],[44].

Although women's life expectancy in Australia and many other industrialized countries is generally good, there are some notable health inequalities associated with life events [ 3, 5, 7, 20, 70], social and environmental factors [ 1, 20] and unhealthy lifestyle [ 36].

While the festivities are generally more notable for the litter they generate as opposed to the student empowerment they represent, what's unquestionable is the entertainment value of a down and dirty election that only 10percentt of the student body votes in -- and that's in a good year.

As it is generally true for microarray data this notable increase in the mRNA levels of functional important genes in the absence of 6S RNA during exponential growth may either indicate a direct repression of these genes by 6S RNA or an indirect functional compensation due to the lack of 6S RNA.

This effect was variable over the 5 days, but was generally most notable on the day of introduction, when both the short and daily trends were positive.

In those cases, with one notable exception, the true stories behind the falsehoods are generally knowable — but nobody seems to care.