Sentence examples for noted represent from inspiring English sources

Mr Fallon, on the other hand, has made it clear that the Tories, if they win the next general election, will reduce subsidies to stop any new wind farms being built, apart from those already consented to, which it should be noted represent a doubling of current capacity.

The changes noted represent a series of events that have been recorded only in the elephant and the giraffe species to date.

The changes noted represent a series of events that have been recorded only in the elephant and the giraffe species to date [ 62].

"The medical service does not consider that the relatively short-term exposure to the nickel levels noted represents any risk to health," he wrote.

This move, as the paper's media editor, Elizabeth Rigby, noted, represents a U-turn by the publishers who, in company with their editors, had criticised previous BBC proposals for encroachment.

This sum, it noted, represents twice the annual health and education budgets of a country with one of the worst child mortality rates in the world and 7 million pupils out of school.

The improvement noted represented an approximately 38% improvement in off time.

In the group of 204 liver lesions studied by Bruegel et al. only 4 FNHs were noted, representing less than 3.6%% of 111 analysed benign lesions [ 12].

In the last three months the rate of requests was averaging 500 per day — which it notes represents around 180,000 requests per year.

The last year's record notes represented upon 1 to 20 visits, with a mean of 4 visits per patient and a median of 6.

Low notes represent relatively cool years, while high notes signify relatively warm ones.