Sentence examples for noted less often from inspiring English sources

It seems that some species may also exhibit a rapid-growth and low-investment strategy in the late season (Sun and Frelich 2011); however, as this has been noted less often, we do not consider it extensively.

Another highly mobile people, less often noted in the history books, preceded the Muslims.

But the researchers noted that they mounted less often, were less apt to penetrate and did not stick at it for as long as the normal mice.

Less often noted is the fact that it represented a defeat for ideological liberalism, too, with the Democrats fighting on their most moderate platform for decades.

Less often noted is the study's estimate that the benefits would take over 30 years to come through.Already some politicians are drumming their fingers.

It is less often noted how dedicatedly they both rejected the traditional Edwardian sartorial image of the aristocracy -- the billowing shapes and pompous ornament that signified rank and privilege -- in favor of a streamlined, mediagenic and historically heedless modern one.

So while it should not come as a surprise that some chefs get high, it's less often noted that drug use in the kitchen can change the experience in the dining room.

What's less often noted is that the Salic law speech may also undercut even the oft-celebrated romanticism of Henry's awkward bilingual wooing of the French princess, Katharine, after his victory at Agincourt at the close of the play.

Sales in several other Latin American countries are now doing well, though going farther afield will require a new approach.In the race to go global, Brazilian consumer brands will benefit from a competitive advantage less often noted than the country's abundance of commodities: its reputation for style.

Less often noted is how optimistic Socrates is about the results of a sufficiently careful education.

But what is less often noted is that he had regular afternoon naps in his pyjamas.