Cosmetic impairment is noteworthy in persons with idiopathic scoliosis (IS).
Going to college is noteworthy, in and of itself.
Since his performance at Wimbledon, every Tomic move — and apparently every inch — is noteworthy in Australia.
Such piety is noteworthy in politicians and journalists, especially ones who don't like conservatives dragging the Bible into political debates.
The party-line vote is noteworthy in that it mirrors a similar partisan battle playing out on Capitol Hill.
The first upper premolar is noteworthy in being the only premolar with a milk, or deciduous, predecessor.
This is noteworthy in itself – the channel more commonly derided as the home of Hotter Than My Daughter and Snog Marry Avoid?
The house has 35 rooms, including an enormous piano nobile, or first-floor gallery, but is noteworthy in part for its private spaces, especially Wharton's bedroom suite, where she did most of her writing.
Toward the back there are miniportraits and profiles of Sydney's principal wildlife -- most of the species charming, as the venomous funnel web spider is noteworthy in its absence here.
Blair's analysis is noteworthy: "In the strange symbiosis between ruler and ruled, the people were insisting that the Queen acknowledge that she ruled by their consent, and bend to their insistence".
An appended essay, written by Duch after reading Bizot's earlier book, is noteworthy in itself: it suggests that Bizot's release had as much to do with Pol Pot's interest in French good will as with Duch's feelings for his prisoner.
