Sentence examples for noted for more from inspiring English sources

This pattern has been noted for more than a century (it was described back in 1904, by G. Stanley Hall, a psychologist who is sometimes credited with having "invented" adolescence), and it holds true not just in the U.S. but wherever crime figures are kept.

Although some competitors, like Brayola, have incorporated the concept of photos into their service, their use of them is not so much to scientifically measure your actual size, but, as Jordan noted, for more of a fun game of matching boobs to certain bras.

When in college, Wheelwright had noteworthy athletic abilities, and Cotton Mather, the celebrated American Puritan, wrote, "when Wheelwright was a young spark at the University he was noted for more than an ordinary stroke at wrestling".

The association between negative self-assessment of health status and mortality in the elderly has been noted for more than 30 years, since Maddox's report [ 24].

A tendency noted for more patients to reach independence in the transfers (P = 0.07) and mobility (P = 0.09) categories of the Barthel Index.

In our cohort, the only items noted for more than half of our dying patients were diagnosis (84%) and options for future life support (88%).

Note: for more on technology paradigm shifts and the combinatorial nature of technology, see Brian Arthur's Nature of Technology and Nate Silver's Signal in the Noise.

Even though they were missing these players they were noted for having more players with more than 10 goals and 10 assists than in the previous season.

My next destination on the Catamount was the Craftsbury Nordic Center, a locale noted for having more devoted cross-country skiers than anywhere else in Vermont.

This is not the first time that open-source-based services have been noted for being more vulnerable to hacking and malware.

Alive (2012) was noted for being more "experimental" than their previous materials, with "Bad Boy" described as "nostalgic".