Sentence examples for notes a variety of from inspiring English sources

She also notes a variety of risk factors for heart disease and adds, "Need I say anything about smoking beyond 'don't'?" Yes, she probably should.

Wilson [28] notes a variety of simple, non-parametric tests for independence that occurs before efficiency analysis needs to be taken place.

As the report notes: "A variety of legal obstacles make it likely that humans associated with the use or production of these weapons - notably operators and commanders, programmers and manufacturers - would escape liability for the suffering caused by fully autonomous weapons.

Gavin Schmidt wrote a valuable Realclimate post back in 2006 noting a variety of issues with "runaway tipping points of no return".

At the same time, the State Department's own survey of global human rights in 2006 noted a variety of shortcomings in Pakistan's record on human rights and democratization.

As Advertising Age has noted, a variety of ad-world "creatives" (it's actually a job title in that industry) have also cooked up freelance online videos and the like, free.

The essay pointed to examples of indie labels that are now releasing tapes, sometimes exclusively, and noted a variety of aesthetic and cultural rationales for what could certainly be construed as a willfully perverse stance in favor of a format that hardly anybody seemed excited about during its actual heyday.

We note a variety of approaches to network, ranging from the informal involvement of multiple local actors.

(Harris, p. 73) Harris may be correct in noting a variety of ways in which Hume's account of causality and necessity differs from that of Hobbes, Locke and Collins.

Remember "Macbeth has murdered sleep?" You may have been in a crowd of people who gathered around someone's iPhone when news of the Paris massacres started to be reported late on Friday afternoon and you undoubtedly noted a variety of responses.

In the patient fibroblasts we noted a variety of nuclear shape defects including folds, lobulations, blebs and micronuclei (Fig. 1a).