Sentence examples for noted for future from inspiring English sources

The Celtics reached the 1957 NBA Finals, and powered by Cousy on offense and rugged center Russell on defense, they beat the Hawks 4 3, who were noted for future Hall-of-Fame power forward Bob Pettit and former teammates Macauley and Hagan.

Such gaps are then noted for future improvements in the data collection process.

However the finding is noted for future update as we have more data to base an informed advice.

Therefore, it is possible that baicalein inhibits DENV replication by interfering with DENV-2 RNA polymerase and/or bind to the viral RNA which should be noted for future investigations.

Due to the lack of information that would allow for the reconciling of these false predictions, the metabolic reactions were removed from the analysis and noted for future research.

It's worth noting for future recipes that chicken marinaded and poached in milk has an unbelievably suave flavour and texture, and that the poaching liquid thickens to create the most soothing cream of chicken soup I've ever achieved.

It's worth noting (for future reference, as so many of us experience mental illness at some point) that Marjorie Wallace of Sane warned against the assumption that private care was superior – "Whatever you do, stick to the NHS".

We should note for future reference that, as characterized by Salmon, the ability to transmit a mark is clearly a counterfactual notion, in several senses.

It is worthwhile to note for future research studies that individual patterns were often not reported in the beginning of the conversation but only after  prompting, and perceived small amounts of alcohol, especially beer (e.g. a 500 ml can of beer), were not counted as a drinking event.

I scribbled the song name in my diary after the radio host announced the track listing and noted it for future use.

He was not given a hard time and is well worth noting for the future.