It was noteworthy that the FPs touched upon a number of unresolved issues in the medical literature: the effectiveness of antidepressants in mild depressive disorders and the management of co-morbid psychiatric disorders [ 36].
I'll touch on anything noteworthy, of course, but I'll also be relying on readers and comments to clue me into anything I may have missed.
Say the restaurant's name even to some diners who diligently canvas the city's dining scene, eager not to lose touch with anything noteworthy, and you can tell that Oceana has slipped away from them.
So that's not a noteworthy feature for the new iPod Touch after all.
There were, however, plenty of noteworthy details, like Ms. Grimaud's buoyant touch in the second movement and sharply delineated fugue in the final movement, and the confident, if not particularly warm, playing of Ms. Moon (who performed from memory).
The Touch Bar is the most noteworthy part of this update, though, and it works incredibly well in use, speaking as someone who also uses the standard MacBook Pro hardware Touch Bar regularly.
All we can say for sure is that it was noteworthy enough for the son to get in touch.
But after 1918 he turned to a kind of Impressionist figuration, producing a group of powerful paintings noteworthy for their solid, straightforward style with just a touch of the Outsider about them.
This latter finding is particularly noteworthy since it suggests the possibility that the human touch component (as opposed to the same pattern of massage with an object) had a profound influence upon the impact of the treatment.
Alongside continuous feats of athletic what-the-fuck, each game is stuffed with minutiae that is every bit as noteworthy as any man's ball-throw or ball-touch or ball-kick or whatever ball-happened.
