Sentence examples for noteworthy subjects from inspiring English sources

This has led to a running controversy between "deletionists" who would prefer to cover only noteworthy subjects on Wikipedia, as a more traditional encyclopedia would, and "inclusionists", who want to accept anything, no matter how banal.

S8 was a noteworthy subject as she was highly independent, but would consistently omit the soap application step.

It is noteworthy that subjects who were victims of family violence more frequently reported emotional (psychological), sexual, or physical abuse than those who only witnessed violence between their parents.

The different pattern registered by female mortality in towns in the Salamanca area and the Extremaduran Autonomous Region is noteworthy but, subject in all cases to the necessary caution, this could in part be explained by exposures linked to the geologic composition of the terrain and, in turn, to the local drinking water.

Sabatier worked on different subjects (noteworthy is his book on agricultural chemistry) before concentrating on the subject which earned him the celebrity.

It is noteworthy that the subjects who were aware of the existence of headache centres, they became so after a mean latency of 11 years from the onset of their headache in the first survey and with a latency of 9 years in the second survey.

It is especially noteworthy that in subjects with CD4≥453 cells/mm3 and viral load of ≥17,500 copies/ml (∼15% of the study cohort), a moderate or high GRG status was associated with a nearly seven-fold increased risk of progressing rapidly to AIDS.

It is also noteworthy that Taiwanese subjects were the shortest and had the lowest Body Mass Indices (BMIs).

However, it is noteworthy that all subjects in the German cohort had ESRD and were more severely ill than our patients.

It is noteworthy that some subjects (17%) deviated from the suggested caudo-rostral propagation suggesting alternative routes of progression, perhaps due to concomitant diseases and genetic predisposition.

This response rate was 53% in RHINE, but a noteworthy proportion of subjects participated at baseline and at the second follow-up, but not in the first follow-up.