Perceptions and preferences are noteworthy, but are by no means substitutes for data obtained from well-designed studies, be they retrospective and observational or, when feasible and appropriate, prospective and randomized.
Her opposition to affirmative action is noteworthy; that liberal program has been a substitute for honesty, grit and determination, traits that once applied to the American people.
It is noteworthy, however, that HM was not a substitute for emergency medical services.
She made a noteworthy appearance at the 1998 Grammy Awards, substituting at the last minute for the ailing Luciano Pavarotti by singing a Puccini aria, "Nessun dorma," to overwhelming effect.
Sunderland substitute Nicklas Bendtner had the visitors' only noteworthy late chance, but blazed wildly off target after a neat one-two with Sessegnon.
It is noteworthy that in the movie, a klutzy player named Ollie was substituted into the game to shoot free throws and made two of them, underhand.
It is noteworthy that the mRNA poly(A) capped with 2′-O-allyl substituted cap analog was translated ∼1.7-fold more efficiently than the mRNA capped with standard cap analog.
Contrary to this, as mentioned previously, it is noteworthy that the putative ice-binding threonine residues of the alpha helical wfAFP can be substituted to structurally similar but hydrophobic valine residue with little effect on activity (Haymet et al., 1999).
Some natural calcites are essentially pure CaCO3; others contain noteworthy percentages of other cations (e.g., Mg, Mn, Fe, boron [B], bromine [Br], Sr, and/or Y), substituting for some of their calcium.
Pastas were especially noteworthy.
But a noteworthy destination?
