Sentence examples for noteworthy less from inspiring English sources

Even more noteworthy, less than 10 percent of black voters in a New York Times/CBS News survey taken last month said that Mr. Obama had failed to meet their expectations as president, while nearly 3 in 10 said he had exceeded expectations.

Noteworthy, less than 20 KRAB-ZNF genes are found in the genome of amphibians (Xenopus laevis/tropicalis) compared with the human genome for which comprehensive studies list 300-400 KRAB-ZNF protein-coding genes [ 4, 40, 6].

The stained-glass windows of Georges Braque, Jacques Villon, Georges Rouault, Marc Chagall, and Alfred Manessier are also noteworthy if less authoritative in their handling of the medium.

Normally, such a sight would not be noteworthy, much less newsworthy, because Ms. Jones, the energetic television personality best known as a co-host of the estrogen-laced ABC gabfest "The View," is almost always surrounded by shoes.

CEO of NotGoingToUni, Sharon Walpole, said the results were "interesting" and added: "It is particularly noteworthy that less than a quarter of the 80,000 youngsters polled currently feel as though university is a viable option for them – something which is most likely due to the media attention surrounding the expensive nature of studying for a degree".

(Walmart will also offer the 5S for $189 with the same gift card, which is still noteworthy but less amazing, since we've already seen the 5S for $100 via Sprint and AT&T).

It is noteworthy that less N-glycoproteins come from cytosol, cytoskeleton, mitochondrion and nucleus (Table 1), indicating that N-glycosylation mainly occurs on membrane proteins and extracellular matrix proteins located outside the cells.

It is noteworthy that less dense fresh-frozen blocks lost more volume than denser grafts (61% versus 16%).

Noteworthy, a less stringent criterion (>2-fold) showed down-regulation of several other potential NF-κB target genes, such as BCL2A1, JUNB, LGALS3, HAS1, TWIST1, PTGS2, CFLAR and BIC (encoding miR-155).

Although higher quintiles of the processed food pattern were correlated with higher percentages of saturated fat intake, it is noteworthy that less than 10% of the calories in the higher quintiles came from saturated fat, i.e., within the traditional target.

Dr. Benerito's accomplishments are no less noteworthy for that.