Sentence examples for noted which may from inspiring English sources

"If they are for-profit, and especially if they are publicly traded, they have to answer to shareholders," he noted, which may come at the expense of treatment and other priorities.

Other clans, like the large Warfalla tribe, have complained that they have been shut out of the top ranks, Professor Sullivan noted, which may help explain why they were among the first to turn on Colonel Qaddafi.

"There has been little development beyond a lithium-ion battery," he noted, which may be fine for the Teslas of the world today.

However, a number of deficiencies were noted which may have a considerable impact on patient doses and limit the potential for optimisation in clinical practice.

(Bottom) Day 201, an increase in hyperreflective signals was noted, which may correlate to a significant increase in disease activity, manifested also by increased hypopyon, on this visit.

Important differences of applying income and education as proxy for patients' SES are noted, which may be ascribed to endogeneity of income, i.e., that income, alike other measures of labor market attachment, to a certain extent is determined by morbidity.

But Australia has "really high vaccine coverage," she notes, which may make it easier to see an effect quickly.

"The obvious dominance of younger adult males [at Halberstadt] is equally striking," they note, which may be related to a potential attack situation.

The area the researchers identified has been fingered in other studies as playing a role in self-reflection, he notes, which may be related to inhibition.

The paper was co-authored by Nobel Prize winner Stanley Prusiner, he notes, which may have boosted its citation count to its current number of 103.

The first note is more emphatic, with a deliberate, but short (1 s) pause before the next note, which may or may not be of lower pitch.