Sentence examples for noted existing from inspiring English sources

As one commentator noted, existing communications guidelines and practices might require 'some pivotal adjustments' after being tested during the pandemic (3).

Rather, the point we wish to emphasize is that we do not yet have an evidence base to judge the significance of the timing of the intervention; moreover, as noted, existing models for understanding the impact of early risk exposure on behavioral and emotional outcomes lead to dramatically different conclusions about how important early interventions are.

As the authors note, existing techniques and technologies -- that is, "business as usual" approaches -- can yield an incredible 40percentt energy savings per home, a reduction of 160 million metric tons of greenhouse gases by 2020, and total savings of $21 billion in home energy bills annually.

Speaking on Fox News, he noted that existing law removes citizenship from Americans fighting for enemy militaries.

Page 1 of the commission's report noted that existing revenue sharing has not helped competitive balance; needy teams did not use the cash to pay players.

And Dr. Fishman noted that existing flu vaccines contain components of the H1N1 virus, so "I do not consider this a new vaccine — the vaccine is being made the same way that every influenza vaccine is made".

David Carpenter, a city councilman who supports the project, noted that existing zoning allows the developer to build up to 9,000 houses on the land, which he says could bring greater environmental harm.

It noted that existing regulations also meant censorship of foreign media, jail terms for certain print crimes, the absence of freedom of information laws and a skewed process for appointment of the National Audiovisual Media Council's members, chosen mainly along sectarian lines.

We also noted that existing primary cilia looked more developed in the TBCD-silenced cultures.

It noted that existing research has not explored the impact of RMC on referral quality [ 20].

As such, these interactions represent the opportunity for interventions to effect behaviour change, as noted in existing UK guidance [ 24].