"thus noteworthy" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
"Thus noteworthy" means "therefore, deserving of attention or mention." Example: The company's innovative approach to sustainability and social responsibility was thus noteworthy, earning them recognition in their industry.
It is thus noteworthy that VEGFR2 levels were decreased in the APPsw/PS1ΔE9 transgenic (Tg) mouse brain in the current study.
It is thus noteworthy that one group has even tried to use such denatured-protein monolayers as structure-friendly support films for preparing 2-D crystals for electron microscopy.
PRV369 is thus noteworthy for allowing characterization of neuronal activity in a circuit that is otherwise difficult to access by previous recording methods.
That labetalol doses were relatively low and titrations infrequent is thus noteworthy.
It is thus noteworthy that neurotrophins like BDNF can stabilize intracellular calcium, induce antioxidant enzyme expression, and suppress the release of proinflammatory cytokines [ 4, 55].
It is thus noteworthy that the same STS ROI as in Noesselt et al. again showed enhanced BOLD due to audiovisual synchrony here.
Oxidative stress is associated with systemic inflammation, endothelial cell proliferation and apoptosis, and increased vasoconstriction, and thus a noteworthy contributing factor to endothelial dysfunction.
Thus, a noteworthy development in this direction is to place as much popular contents as possible on a local storage device.
Spatial mapping of zeta diversity for the Afromontane forest plot supported the claim on the insignificant effect of habitat heterogeneity on species turnover, by revealing the fine-grain structure and thus little noteworthy spatial patterns (Fig. 4).
Thus a noteworthy case would be a dominant captor sharing with a fellow hunter of subordinate rank.
As "chemical" and "biological" oxidations of 4 or 4 epi showed the same stereoselectivity, they may indicate the relevance of the same reactive (aza-fulvalene-type) intermediate on both oxidation paths, and thus, the noteworthy absence of enzyme-based contribution to the remarkable stereoselectivity in the final step of the formation of the oxidized NCCs 5 and 6, or 5 epi and 6 epi.
