Sentence examples for noted in the context of from inspiring English sources

Signatures of Industry 4.0 are noted in the context of exponential increases in computer processing power, connected work that can be completed almost anywhere in the world, and automation replacing mundane, repetitive tasks of accounting, audit and taxation (Dawson, 2015) as well as the need to keep on top of environmental sustainability as a hot topic (Cooper, 2015).

As an example of the complexities, BR effects where most noted in the context of a transgenic that also was increased for GA.

It should be noted, in the context of this study, that TrxR proteins of other organisms such as bacteria, archaea, plants or insects, are typically not selenoproteins.

The latter is particularly noted in the context of renal dysfunction, with concomitant anaesthesia posing a particular risk.

This must be noted in the context of insufficient professional support to maintain breastfeeding and limited promotion of the expression and storage of breastmilk.

This is important because tissue GSH lowering is commonly noted in the context of several diseases as well as in aging.

This finding has also been noted in the contexts of Mongolia (Hindle and Khulan 2006) and China (Shaokang et al. 2002), where the impact of economic and social transition is resulting in the need to 'rethink and redesign' programmes and systems to specifically target disadvantaged social groups.

By way of illustration, Sparks & Aspinall (2004) emphasise the critical difference between 'forecast and 'prediction; Wolman (2014, 25) notes, in the context of L'Aquila, that communicating forecasts in Italian is an extra challenge.

Note, in the context of angiogenesis we found angiopoietin 1 (andptyrosinetyrosine kinase with immunoglobulin and epidermal growth factor homology domains (TIE1) also down regulated in adenocarcinoma.

It is also interesting to note, in the context of our results that DNA binding subunits of NF-kappa B has been observed to bind to non-B DNA motifs [56].

It is interesting to note in the context of our study that Matsubara et al. (5) present evidence that progranulin induces proinflammatory IL-6 in adipose tissue.