Sentence examples for somewhat noteworthy from inspiring English sources
It is also somewhat noteworthy that independent verification of this claim of scoring reliability or its statistical significance is unavailable.
It is somewhat noteworthy that scale scores did not vary by time since diagnosis when we split the sample at before/after 12 months.
Adding to the book's interest is a noteworthy, if somewhat puzzling, inscription by the renowned English Victorian artist Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
Fekkare Iyasus ("Elucidation of Jesus") was written during the reign of Tewodros I (1411 14); "Mystery of Heaven and Earth" was written somewhat later and is noteworthy for a vigorous account of the struggle between the archangel Michael and Satan.
But noteworthy, and somewhat disturbing in my view: most mainstream media who followed up on the story after these two outlets were mostly regurgitating and filtering what the two blogs had reported before them, more often than not without proper credit or attribution, let alone a link.
However, it is noteworthy and somewhat surprisingly that we detected at the same time down-regulation of LHCSR1 under nitrogen limitation, a result which is in good accordance to RNA-seq data.
The fact that Imperial College is an LP in the new fund is also particularly noteworthy and, says Clifford, somewhat of a coup.
Moreover, sequences had to be represented in a noteworthy number, and with somewhat consistent findings in piglets, irrespective of the variables in relation to diarrhoea.
That the award this year goes to Paul Stoller is particularly noteworthy because his work is somewhat outside the mainstream of anthropology.
It is noteworthy that these results diverge somewhat from those obtained by Rodríguez-Hernández [ 18] and included in our meta-analysis (3.9% of children aged 7-10 years using parents/teachers' SDQ).
Noteworthy houses now on the market at somewhat lower prices include a 1906 Tudor manor in Bedford Corners on a 4.6-acre hilltop setting with an asking price of $4.1 million.
