Sentence examples for note significantly from inspiring English sources

In several early neoplasms, we did note significantly elevated CAR expression levels.

However, they did note significantly poorer outcomes associated with times to surgery > four months.

Waas et al (2002) found no association between MMP activity and nodal metastasis, but did note significantly lower tumour extract MMP-2 activity in patients with distant metastasis.

Of note, significantly more FPH4 was necessary to induce half-maximal mediator release than any of the tested Fagales allergens, which emphasizes the low IgE-binding activity of the molecule.

Of note, significantly lower frequencies of terminal mDC1 (p < 0.0001) and pDC (p < 0.0001) were found in FD samples of ITD+ patients compared to HD, whereas the frequencies of terminal DCs in FD samples of ITD− were not significantly affected (Fig.  1b).

He noted significantly more co-ordination and interest at national and international levels, and that it is beginning to dawn on ministers that companies should not be able to divide themselves into different legal entities and "pretend to charge each other".

Atypical honeycomb lung was noted significantly in the subpleural portion and lower field of the lung on computed tomography (CT).

When evaluating different regions of the trunnion, the authors noted significantly greater corrosion scores within the base zone (P = 0.018).

Dimri and Dash (2012) noted significantly decreasing winter precipitations between December and February in the region during the period 1975 2006 amid lack of spatially coherent phases among stations.

Supporting this hypothesis, one retrospective review of 646 injections of 4 mg of TA noted significantly more cases of non-infectious endophthalmitis among patients who received TA with preservative than without [180].

As the Guardian's Spencer Ackerman noted: "Significantly, the government will still be able to collect phone data on Americans, pending a judge's individualized order based on 'reasonable articulable suspicion' — a standard preferred by the NSA — of wrongdoing, and can collect call records two degrees or 'hops' of separation from the individual suspected".