Sentence examples for points to note are from inspiring English sources

The important points to note are that all cross-terms corresponding to the and part of the operator disappear.

The crucial points to note are that it has a very nice preview feature which is built for touch – just slide your finger over the email and there it is.

In terms of the cost protocol, key points to note are the inclusion of time costs for adults; the assumption of 'steady-state' costing; the annuitisation of capital items (equivalent to a lease); and the approach to cost offsets.

The two key points to note are that the 180 condition Screen 2 Box-Behnken analysis yielded a broad range of different growth rates and final biomass densities (light to dark green) and that some of the conditions tested yielded culture densities much closer to those obtained with the TAP control than was achieved in Screen 1.1.

Questionnaires together with an instruction guide detailing the study procedures and points to note were sent to the teacher in charge of the participating schools.

But the first point to note is general.

The first point to note is that the shift isn't as sudden as it appears.

The other point to note is that emissions levels are permanently changing.

The point to note is that the issue has now reached the top table.

"The key point to note is a lack of negative surprises," said Paul Measday, an analyst with the Cazenove brokerage firm.

The first point to note is that the release of these test results did not move the financial markets significantly.