Sentence examples for particular note for from inspiring English sources

The examples of Germany, Italy and Spain are of particular note for their progress along the transition pathway toward a low carbon energy regime.

Of particular note for legal scholars are last year's Howard Law Journal symposium commemorating the 40th anniversary of Loving v. Virginia and Phyl Newbeck's 2004 book.

Of particular note for current regulatory debates is that investment managers and proxy advisors owe fiduciary duties to their investor clients rather than to subject companies.

Of particular note for history buffs is the picture on the front of the program, which was also on posters across campus that advertised for the concert.

Of particular note for the nuclear industry is that money for the Yucca Mountain waste program is being scaled back "while the Administration devises a new strategy toward nuclear waste disposal". The controversial program is the result of a promise from the federal government to provide storage for nuclear waste.

Of particular note for the ruminal bacteria is their capability to produce large amounts of short-chain volatile fatty acids (VFA) from cellulosic substrates in run times as short as 1 3 days.

The External Crystalline Massifs (ECM) are in particular noted for occurrences of elevated concentrations of As in groundwaters.

The sharp angle of the smaller building has been a particular note of praise for the public; over the years it has become stained and worn from the hands of visitors.

It is of particular note that for our cohort 1, in which RFS information was available for the enrolled patients, the study clearly demonstrated that when compared to the MACC1 low-expression group, MACC1 high-expression group showed a 2.5-fold2.5-folde of relapse rate.

Of particular note, except for the domains described above, other regions of OsPIE1 and PIE1 are quite divergent from the proteins of the SWI2/SNF2 and ISWI family in non-plant species (data not shown).

Of particular note, shRNAs for lamin B receptor (LBR), suggested as a key silencing factor by McHugh et al.