Sentence examples for rather interesting to note from inspiring English sources

It is rather interesting to note that the type of operators play a crucial role in investigations of fixed points.

The company is based in China, as such it's rather interesting to note that it claims less than 10% of these downloads have come on home turf.

The amazing thing, of course, when his "findings" are excavated and exposed to the bright air of daylight, it can be seen that all this information has been there since it was created, in the files of The Times, in the court records of cases that The Times and other papers reported, quite often rather non-judgmentally, it is also interesting to note.

Since CD248 is not expressed by tumor cells, but rather by activated fibroblasts, it is interesting to note that conditioned media from CD248CyD/CyD fibroblasts dampened the proliferative potential of T241 fibrosarcoma cells.

It is interesting to note that distributed, rather than local representations on the hidden units are the natural products of connectionist training methods.

It was interesting to note that a rather high proportion of our participants in the lower stress category reported being on parental leave (32%).

In any case, while English-speaking viewers may be hunting far and wide for new product, it's interesting to note that there's rather less cultural traffic in the other direction.

It was interesting to note that Chris Morris's rather brilliant comedy about suicide bombers, Four Lions, was evidently restricted in where it could be filmed – a Derbyshire dale at one moment surreally passing itself off as a central London location.

In this context, it is interesting to note that, in a rather different ex vivo system where the emergence of Foxp3+ T cells is dependent on exogenous TGF-β 61, IL-4 appears to be more antagonistic than IFN-γ.

It is interesting to note that cross-vaults were nevertheless installed, rather than star-shaped vaults which were more common at the time.

It is also interesting to note that chloride ion had an obvious enhancement effect rather than a scavenging effect on the photoelectrocatalytic degradation of quinoline in saline water.