"It's certainly noteworthy that the S.E.C. brought the case in this forum".
While this is certainly noteworthy considering the dearth of vocal congressional opposition to Obama's call for escalation, we don't need to wait around for the president to read a letter in the hopes of changing his mind.
"It's certainly noteworthy".
It's certainly noteworthy, however, so I mailed the chair of judges, Andrew Motion, to ask him where the women were.
That's a pretty decent list of backers from the London tech scene and it's certainly noteworthy to see ustwo invest (who I understand are also users of the service), given they know more than a thing or two about app design prototyping.
Having been politically apathetic during the years when their countries were growing fast and joining western clubs such as the European Union and NATO, they now sense things are going adrift.It is certainly noteworthy that the economic downturn has not brought the populist backlash that the conventional wisdom predicted.
However, it is certainly noteworthy that it is the only major study of phthalates in food in North America that we found in the literature.
As stereotypical (and, perhaps, unfortunate) as that use-case example may be, the app's social angle is certainly noteworthy since nobody has really nailed the social shopping experience online.
It was certainly noteworthy that in his recent interview in this newspaper, Clarke complained of the "ludicrous cycle of ridiculous housing booms followed by housing crashes".
(It is certainly noteworthy that Dutton, who is the antipode of modern aesthetics in doing away with the very notion of a disinterested pleasure and assuming that matters of sexual reproduction are vital in explaining our interest in art and aesthetics, actually finds himself in the company of Schopenhauer, Kant, and Shaftesbury where erotic art is concerned).
It is certainly noteworthy that BAU binds hUPP1 with this loop in nearly an identical conformation as found in the ligand-free structure, suggesting that this compound binds to a naturally occurring, low-energy state of the enzyme (Figure 3B).
