Last week's Penn State news is aggravated by rumors that Paterno has retained legal counsel -- a logical but less-than-noteworthy move, if true -- and the unsubstantiated rumor that former defensive coach Jerry Sandusky may have used his charity to provide big donors access to young boys.
Even more noteworthy, less than 10 percent of black voters in a New York Times/CBS News survey taken last month said that Mr. Obama had failed to meet their expectations as president, while nearly 3 in 10 said he had exceeded expectations.
Noteworthy, less than 20 KRAB-ZNF genes are found in the genome of amphibians (Xenopus laevis/tropicalis) compared with the human genome for which comprehensive studies list 300-400 KRAB-ZNF protein-coding genes [ 4, 40, 6].
If we consider the alternative criteria described by Fabry et al. [ 30], where extracts having MIC values less than 8000 μg/mL have noteworthy antimicrobial activity, the overall activity recorded with the leaves and fruit extracts of B. acuta, P. fulva and N. laevis leaves extracts can also be considered promising.
CEO of NotGoingToUni, Sharon Walpole, said the results were "interesting" and added: "It is particularly noteworthy that less than a quarter of the 80,000 youngsters polled currently feel as though university is a viable option for them – something which is most likely due to the media attention surrounding the expensive nature of studying for a degree".
Although higher quintiles of the processed food pattern were correlated with higher percentages of saturated fat intake, it is noteworthy that less than 10% of the calories in the higher quintiles came from saturated fat, i.e., within the traditional target.
Mr Kleinfeld's remarks about the importance of teamwork and the rapid spread of knowledge are less noteworthy than his concerns about the future of globalisation.
The survival tale's £3.3m weekend tally is less noteworthy than the £7.1m it has amassed over the past seven days, and also the moderate 20% drop from the previous frame (v 41% for The Hobbit).
To energy managers, engineers like Mr. Gross and, more recently, Wall Street, the volume of demand for power is less noteworthy than the higher quality of electricity that digital users are insisting upon.
John Dewey argued in 1927 that recent economic and technological trends implied the emergence of a "new world" no less noteworthy than the opening up of America to European exploration and conquest in 1492.
