Sentence examples for noteworthy one of from inspiring English sources

Noteworthy, one of the propagations of the haploid plant G produced a branch with larger and wider leaves than those of the rest of the plant.

But she noted that while there's been a rich history of widows succeeding their husbands in office, there's been a less noteworthy one of wives following in the footsteps of spouses still alive.

The most noteworthy one out of the bunch is the Mini 210 HD  netbook that comes sporting a Pine Trail CPU and Broadcom's Crystal HD video playback chip for $329.

Noteworthy, one-third of them were genes about which little or nothing is known.

The Michael Stewart case was the first noteworthy one in the early part of that decade.

It is noteworthy that one of the instances when MMMRM yielded a significant difference on the primary outcome (HAMD17 total score) when LOCF did not was in the Phase II study (Study 3).

It feels noteworthy that one of Gibbs's few upbeat songs narrates a "Black Mirror" kind of moment.

Another invention -- the zoot suit -- was noteworthy as one of the first style trends originating "among financially poor people," as the reporter Meyer Berger put it on June 11 , 1943

Educational spending: $144m Percent of CSR budget: 72% Noteworthy program: One of IBM's programs, KidSmart early learning, is a partnership with the United Way, the Bank Street College of Education and the Center for Children and Technology.

RF Major League Soccer started its weekend with two opposing, noteworthy streaks, one of which met its inevitable end at RFK. Thanks to Justin Morrow's collision with Chris Korb, Chris Pontius's conversion from the spot, and the continued swoon of the Supporters' Shield holders, D.C. United had their long awaited breakthrough to snap their 13-game winless run.

And it's noteworthy that one of the ways she has gotten at these divergent cinematic elements is by mixing performances of professional and non-professional actors, and by filming documentaries in which she elicits expressive responses from her subjects that fully merit being called performances.