Sentence examples for noteworthy to consider from inspiring English sources

Copy number variations (CNV) have become an important source of human genome variability noteworthy to consider when studying genetic susceptibility to complex diseases.

At this stage, it is noteworthy to consider the optical characteristics of the samples coated with 10 nm Ag and 40 nm Au.

It is noteworthy to consider that the respondents were briefed on the subject matters prior to the interview session; hence this form of interview (face-to-face) had influenced (perhaps in distinct ways) how the EFL learners' responded to the proposed questions about learner autonomy.

It is however noteworthy to consider the myriad of challenges in miRNAs-based therapies including site-specificity, delivery and treatment efficacies, off-targeting and side effects [84], undesired in vivo pharmacokinetics [85] and short half-life in peripheral blood before renal clearance [86].

In relation to these findings, it is noteworthy to consider that the impairments of these parameters could be characterized as an overwhelming episode of sleep, similar to "sleep attacks" which is a manifestation experienced by 1 21% of PD patients [3], [31].

Given the apparent importance of suppressing non-ILC developmental pathways, it is noteworthy to consider the role of Notch signalling in ILC development.

In addition, the lack of a total recovery of the expression of all these genes in strain 50-rev is noteworthy and does not allow to consider a significant reversion either.

Indeed, it is noteworthy that research has yet to consider as a whole the different types of ethical conflict described by Jameton [ 27] and Wilkinson [ 15].

It is noteworthy that, even when directed to consider cases of chronic breathlessness presenting outside the emergency room, only SpRs with an existing interest in respiratory medicine and GPs expressed their awareness of the potential value of spirometry.

It is noteworthy to point out that when considered individually, neither trait (number of fruits/plant or fruit weight) showed statistically significant differences between the GM and untransformed plants (Table 2).

For both samples, the contribution of smaller countries (especially Scandinavian countries, Greece, and Ireland) became more noteworthy when considered in relation to population size and research spending.