Sentence examples for made notice of from inspiring English sources

The CONSORT statement [ 40] already made notice of the risk of spurious findings from subgroup analyses [ 41, 42], and indicated that especially post hoc subgroup comparisons are likely not to be confirmed by further studies.

From the close-ended questionnaire it appeared that none of the respondents had been introduced to childhood TB score charts or made notice of the score chart in the NTLP Manual.

"You were not supposed to make notice of the fact that you were staring at a vagina," he said.

In this paper, we make notice of this important issue, even though this is a preliminary crustal model.

So you were not supposed to make notice of that fact that you as a male were looking at a vagina.

You want to make notice of yourself before someone else has an opportunity to discover you.

"You feel like you've done something that made people take notice of you".

The previous rule made athletes give notice of their whereabouts five days a week.

An English colleague recently remarked that, for him and his friends, it was Harry Kewell who made them take notice of Australian football.

"To see the smiles on people's faces, the little tykes, the tough guys on the corner digging it, too, really made me take notice of what a generous thing this was, and that's when practices got regular".

The $5.60 daily salary helped pay for his electrical engineering degree at Caltech and also made him take notice of the area's budding light airplane manufacturing business.