Sentence examples for perhaps important to note from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps important to note that no one of these methods is superior in all settings; rather each has unique properties that address specific aspects of agreement.

It is also perhaps important to note that the new knowledge about oestrogen action emerged through re-examination of existing cell lines.

It is perhaps important to note that this distinction between fornical and non-fornical dependent learning is not simply related to task difficulty (as measured by trials to acquire or levels of performance).

It is perhaps important to note that studies rated as low in this review [ 8, 15, 19, 27, 36, 38, 39, 51] are commonly employed to substantiate the impact of hostile clinician behaviours on patient care [ 14, 52].

Perhaps most important to note is Facebook's relatively good security record up until this point.

But perhaps more important to note is that as Americans our right to freedom of religion allows for such auspicious occasions.

What's perhaps more important to note, Bernstein said, is that Americans are the least taxed they've been in 30 years, if you measure federal taxes as a share of income.

Perhaps it's important to note that Feist is Canadian, not American: you can hear it in the "oohs" of her "ohs" and in her resolute lack of cynicism.

It is perhaps trite, but nevertheless important, to note that not all farmers or farms are the same.

Perhaps so, although it is important to note that we didn't know about becoming a suggested account, didn't ask for it and frankly don't get that much value out of it.

Operationally, there's been a debate within military circles whether the planned summer offensive would be effective given the three points I raised before -- that the Afghan Army is shrinking, U.S. Forces are coming down from surge numbers, and perhaps most importantly, it's important to note that each NATO country controls or contributes to an area in Afghanistan.