Sentence examples for may have noteworthy from inspiring English sources
We show that changing the organisational model in the ED by creating full-time dedicated medical teams of doctors with EM expertise may have noteworthy financial effects, by releasing doctors from their ED duties, reducing overtime work costs and avoiding over allocation of HR elsewhere in the hospital.
This underlying epigenetic defect may have noteworthy implications in the prevention of patients with sporadic CRC.
To our knowledge, this is the largest series assessing the relationship of p53 alteration to clinical outcome following adjuvant chemotherapy in gastric cancer, and its results may have noteworthy clinical implications.
In addition to various inherent physicochemical characteristics as discussed in previous sections, external influences may also have noteworthy consequence on biomedical or toxicological belongings of nanomaterials.
In the view of Hobbs and Norton (1996), livestock grazing may have four noteworthy effects on critical ecological processes: defoliation of plants, soil trampling, fecal and urine mineral deposition.
Buildings at LS may have sustained noteworthy damage, but still provide a considerable margin against collapse while the buildings at the CP are likely to remain standing, but with little margin against collapse.
Compliant bistable mechanisms and SMA linear actuators have noteworthy advantages.
But it may have produced a noteworthy literary creation in the form of a thoughtful and funny decision from the judge overseeing the case.
But yesterday's signing of legislation reauthorizing programs at the National Science Foundation (NSF) may have been more noteworthy for what wasn't said, and who wasn't there.
The healthcare technologies and quality improvement programs included in this analysis may have excluded some noteworthy technologies or programs.
Despite these caveats, several of our findings are noteworthy and may have implications for countries that experience a similar decline in fertility.
