This ambitious goal has been realized to a notable extent.
The Iraqis at Firdos Square played to the cameras, and a similar dynamic appeared to occur, to a lesser though still notable extent, in the bin Laden celebrations.
Similar inhibitory results are observed when eEF-2K activity is stimulated by 2-deoxy-d-glucose (2-DOG) treatment, suggesting that compounds 6 and 9 are able to inhibit AMPK-mediated activation of eEF-2K to a notable extent.
Yet, the two guidelines laid down by Mayer Amschel for the Rothschild business operations (which, indeed, became a family tradition)—to conduct all transactions jointly and never to aim for excessive profits—helped to compensate to a notable extent for the inevitable risks inherent in handing down a business to future generations not all of whose members are qualified to run it.
It is not metabolized to any notable extent in mammalian tissues, the half-life of dietary ET being approximately 1 month.38 Its cycling between oxidized and reduced sulfur takes place non-enzymatically and is facilitated by the intrinsically tautomeric structure of the molecule.
For substrates with a longer alkyl group (1 d and 1 f) on the alkyne moiety, the competing allene formation took place to a notable extent (Table 2, entries 4 and 6), but the corresponding triene products 4 d and 4 f/ 4 f′ could be isolated in good to moderate yields.
The advertisements to date were notable for the extent to which they avoided direct attacks.
What's notable is the extent to which Stegner overcame that legacy.
The British effort is notable for the extent to which it will be able to help patients such as Shelby Valint.
What makes the D.R.'s current anti-Haitian politics notable is the extent to which they have sanctified long-standing attitudes and unofficial policies as law.
Poetry and cinema can both be said to share a syntax and grammar of close up, jump cut, slow dissolve and flashback, but Reel is notable for the extent to which memory plays out as footage.
