Sentence examples for is noteworthy from from inspiring English sources
Roger Bannister's four-minute mile, while a remarkable human milestone, is noteworthy from a comparative physiology standpoint only for its mediocrity.
Why this is noteworthy from an accessibility perspective is a matter of dexterity.
What is noteworthy from the ROC curves in Figures 2 and 3 is that the classifiers appear to have a very high true positive rate at the start of the curve.
It is noteworthy from Table 4 that for the matrix with 0.20 W/B ratio the increase in embedded length of both types of fibres did not improve fibre stress and the values of the maximum fibre stress is found to be very similar.
It is noteworthy from this vignette that while only France explicitly categorises patients based on outcome, where occurrence of death is associated with a short LoS, a short stay outlier can simultaneously represent a lower payment for less complex patients and the same reduction for patients who died in hospital as a penalty for poor outcome.
The strong correlation of the hormones studied with BMI and HDL-cholesterol in children between the ages of 5 and 18 is noteworthy from the perspective of the global epidemic of childhood obesity.
Mr. Burtch denied that the plant had released enough radiation to be "noteworthy from a health or safety standpoint," though plant personnel have reported readings far above background levels on several occasions.
Measured by high school completion and college attendance figures both generally high and continually rising in the United States and by standardized assessment scores, gains for African American and other minority students were noteworthy from the 1970s.
Increases are noteworthy (from about 0.22 to more than 0.40) in humic acids (HA II) when acid hydrolysis has been performed with H2SO4.
It was noteworthy from previous observations that the tropical japonica subgroup is also the genetic sub-group displaying the highest partial resistance index in our analyses.
Movement artefacts are certainly a possibility during a seizure, although it was noteworthy from the simultaneous video evidence that in both the 'ictal core-recordings', the loss of units occurred prior to any marked physical movements associated with the seizure.
