Sentence examples for noteworthy dates from inspiring English sources

A few noteworthy dates since the tower's opening include these.

The re-offending rate is noteworthy: To date, of the 54 youngsters who have been sentenced to attend Firdavsi, none has been back before the courts.

It is noteworthy that, to date, no health-based values have been proposed for Cl− in drinking water (WHO 2003b).

It is noteworthy that to date synthetic studies are still being conducted starting from 1 or from its simple derivatives.

It is noteworthy that to date, there are no studies that describe the antituberculous effect of the pure compounds of medicinal plants.

The legitimacy of model transfer in process technology has to date found no noteworthy influence on the design and dimensioning of immobilized cell bioreactors for anaerobic wastewater treatment.

This new research is noteworthy because no studies to date have determined the immune effects of PFOS, and "no other laboratories we are aware of are assessing [these effects]," Peden-Adams says.

Although the primary triggering autoantigens in RA have not been described to date, it is noteworthy that associations between the various HLA-DRB1 SE subtypes with disease susceptibility and/or severity and the presence of circulating anticitrullinated peptide antibodies have been described [ 9- 18].

To date, with a few noteworthy exceptions, retention elections have tended to be less bitter and partisan than contests where two candidates compete.

An NSF spokesperson says that, "based on an initial review, we're not seeing any noteworthy changes in the year-to-date numbers from last year".

The most noteworthy study on this topic to date is probably from Jehu-Appiah et al. [ 23].