Sentence examples for note the work of from inspiring English sources

We will strengthen the producer-consumer dialogue to improve our understanding of market fundamentals, including supply and demand trends, and price volatility, and note the work of the IEF experts group.

Why bother with an album that recreates, note for note, the work of Juan Garcia Esquivel -- the spiritual father of the space-age bachelor pad music revival of the mid '90s?

doi 10.1136/bmjqs-2013-002557 The authors of this paper wish to note the work of two additional members of the CORC team; Andy Fugard and Emily Stapley, who originally analysed the CORC data set using funnel plots.

We note the work of Dixit and Cyr [ 21] who have used both arc lamps and laser systems for studying light-induced ROS, however the light intensities are expressed as percentages of the original source rather than in convenient S.I. units, and so relating their findings to our own work is not possible, particularly given the fluctuations in arc lamp intensity described previously.

Note the works of Kevin MacDonald, including industrial-chic lamps made from stacked iron plates ($980).

Of note, the works of Katz et al. have popularized the use of a correction formula which predicts a 1.6 mmol/L reduction in PNa levels whenever the glucose levels increases by 5.6 mmol/L [150].

Of note, the works of Katz et al. have popularized the use of a correction formula which predicts a 1.6 mmol/L reduction in PNa levels whenever the glucose levels increases by 5.6 mmol/L [ 150].

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, in his remarks at the the ceremony noted the work of reconciliation transcended partisan politics, and it spanned several parliaments.

In April, security expert Bruce Schneier noted the work of a New York University student who has been designing makeup patterns to fool facial recognition cameras.

The ruling also noted the work of Ira P. Robbins, a professor of criminal law at American University who has studied the history of the gesture and is the author of the article "Digitus Impudicus: The Middle Finger and the Law".

Thompson noted the work of Jessika Trancik, an associate professor of energy studies who has identified the economic value of various energy storage methods based on their relative costs.