Sentence examples for was considered noteworthy from inspiring English sources

Filmation was considered noteworthy on two counts: it kept production in the United States in an age of increasing outsourcing (then as now, the labor-intensive work of animating many American cartoons was done in Asia) and it sought to produce cartoons with a message of social tolerance.

For IGFBP3, a large region across the gene was considered noteworthy using a sliding window analysis (Supplementary Figure S3).

FPRP < 0.2 was considered noteworthy.

BFDP < 0.8 was considered noteworthy.

Potential publication bias was considered noteworthy if a statistically significant finding was no longer significant after imputing potentially missing studies.

Another study [ 24] reported prodromal symptoms in 54% of persons < 40 years old suffering from SD. Prodromal symptoms in this study had no time limit before death, in contrast to our study, and symptoms were defined as any change from normal health status that <span class="lh">was considered noteworthy by the subject and reported to family, friends or medical authorities.

The Argentinian is without a goal in four matches across all competitions – a stat that can only be considered noteworthy because he had previously scored 26 in 29 – and Napoli are winless in that same stretch.

Friends sometimes mention Moore's passion for country music as if it were a quirk, which may reveal less about him than about the buttoned-down culture of the S.B.C. there may be no other office building in Nashville where such a predilection would be considered noteworthy.

MIC values below 1000 μg/ml are considered noteworthy [33, 34].

In addition, the newly-identified clinico-pathological Ct-OATP1B3 mRNA expression features, which are its high rate of detection in early stages of colon cancer as well as its association with the well-differentiated cancer status, are considered noteworthy.

Given the effects for each function of the squared canonical correlation (R c 2)—only the first two functions were considered noteworthy in the context of this study (90.2 and 33.0 % of shared variance, respectively), as shown in Table 5.