Noteworthy and thought-provoking examples are then presented in which these tools were effectively applied to achieve improved or novel protein properties, leading to improved or novel cellular properties.
The very extensive series of talismans, coinlike in shape but usually larger and in their legends and types reflecting popular Chinese religious thought, is noteworthy.
One is that the Kyoto School never really had any noteworthy competing schools of original thought within Japan with which to contrast itself, and over against which to explicitly define its own identity.
It is noteworthy that one school of Islamic thought allows embryo research up to 14 days post fertilisation for the benefit of the advancement of science [ 19].
Against these thought-provoking findings, it is noteworthy that in the recent 4D study, treatment with atorvastatin failed to reduce CHD risks in patients with ESRD [ 25].
(Davenport, 1983, p. 295) Noteworthy contributions have been made exploring the importance of thought experiments in disciplines other than mathematics, philosophy, or physics.
Also noteworthy: the A.C.L.U.'s excursion into social media, a thought-out strategy and frank admission of the organization's greater currency among older voters than younger ones and its somewhat musty brand, if you will.
It is particularly noteworthy that parents, in unprompted situation of their interviews, did not harbour generally negative thoughts about being approached to participate, the trial processes or their own decision making.
In several noteworthy instances these philosophizings are conducted by way of deliberate explorations of articulations of the settled thought structuring the life-worlds of particular ethnic groups.
What is noteworthy, however, is that in Baker, Louisiana, in a church college called Leland, Gardner Taylor learned lessons of communication and critical thought.
