Sentence examples for note the established from inspiring English sources
(Historical note: the established Christian Church of that time had become divided into the Latin speaking Church, home based in Rome, and the Greek speaking Church, home based in Constantinople. These two branches of the Christian Church eventually became the Roman Catholic Church and the Greek Orthodox Church that exist today).
Finally, it is important to note the established adverse effects of smoking on birth outcomes.
Reflecting on the findings, Hinduja notes the established link between self-harm and depression, and the risk of suicide.
Representatives of developing countries have long made this point, noting that the established powers spent a century building the greenhouse-gas blanket.
It should be noted that the established name of the Pknox gene family does not indicate orthology with Knox-family genes of plants.
It is also worth noting that the established molecular roles of GADD45 proteins in active DNA demethylation and the regulation of MAPK signaling may not be independent functions.
How will Microsoft frame its progress in attracting developer attention, and will its notes agree with the established figures?
Of particular note, the study established that the type of malignancies observed, namely, NHL, skin and cervical cancers, were similar to neoplasms that developed in patients treated with systemic IS therapy for allografts recipients and other autoimmune diseases.
Of note, the consortia established by the Rare Diseases Clinical Research Network focus on the creation of disease-specific clinical contact registries that primarily act as tools to support the enrollment of patient cohorts in research studies for specific diseases.
Ratings will be discussed with peer educators at monthly meetings, with any departures from the established principles noted and explained, including plans (if applicable) to improve adherence.
Similarly, Hill was kept under surveillance, the files note, to establish "the identity of his contacts at the University [of Oxford] and in the cultural field generally, and to obtain the names of intellectuals sympathetic to the [Communist] party who may not already be known to us".
