It is noteworthy that life-style factors could be used as an argument for decisions in two different ways.
Butler's sequel, entitled Erewhon Revisited (1901), lacks the freshness of the original, which remains a noteworthy satire of life and thought in Victorian England.
Commemorations are for individuals or events which have been noteworthy in the life of the Church and in the history of Lutheranism in particular.
It is noteworthy that the life cycle of Spirometra utilizes copepods as first intermediate host and various paratenic hosts, very much similar to what was proposed for the recent peculiar epidemiology of GWD in Chad.
Assuming that the PES prevalence pattern is similar among the examined and not-examined persons, i.e. increasing with age, it is noteworthy that reduced life span in the not-examined population is confined to the two youngest age groups with the lowest PES-positive numbers, whereas the remaining four age groups, with significantly higher PES prevalence, showed normal life span.
Despite the high public profile of white sharks, their serious conservation needs, and their noteworthy evolutionary and life-history characteristics, this species is still largely uncharacterized at the molecular level, and no genomics resources for it exist.
It is noteworthy that in life-threatening situations such as pulmonary oedema, activation of β2-adrenergic receptors on AEC by endogenous catecholamines is particularly important, as it normally results in increased AFC favouring the removal of oedema fluid (Pittet et al, 1994).
It is noteworthy that the plant life cycle self-test in the workshop group took place during the week after students drew the life cycle (guided by the instructor) in class.
Saturday is not a particularly noteworthy day in my life; no birthdays or anniversaries to commemorate, no real attached significance at all.
Cukor's next noteworthy film, A Double Life (1947), brought Ronald Colman his only Academy Award, for best actor for his portrayal of a high-strung actor whose role as Othello in Shakespeare's play of the same name begins to take over his real life.
