Sentence examples for were considered notable from inspiring English sources

The researchers, whose h-index was higher than the field average, were considered notable.

Six of the genes were considered notable with a FDR ≤0.2, including the DNA repair genes - GTF2H4, DUT, and DMC1 – and the viral infection and cell entry related genes - OAS3, SULF1, and IFNG.

From Figures 1 and 2, 15 clusters of QTL for drought avoidance were considered notable, one on chromosomes 1, 4, 5, 8, 10 and 12, two on chromosome 7, three on chromosome 6 and four on chromosome 3.

Between-study heterogeneity in ORs was assessed for each of the three broad racial groups using the metan command in Stata (Release 10) (27) to meta-analyse study-specific per-allele log-OR estimates and generate I statistics; values >50% were considered notable (28).

Between-study heterogeneity in ORs was assessed for each of the three broad racial groups using the metan command in STATA to meta-analyse study-specific per-allele log-OR estimates and generate I statistics; values greater than 50% were considered notable (Higgins & Thompson, 2002).

The knowledge base was considered notable in the life sciences by the interviewees.

The building has a neon sign above it that is considered notable and historic.

11 are considered "exceptional significance", 19 are considered "high significance", 12 are considered "notable significance", and 17 are considered "local significance".

Webber was considered notable for his non-involvement in the production, while the rest of the Fab Five were credited as executive producers.

In some circles, the Brooklyn-spawned quartet is considered notable as the first band known to cite the Velvet Underground as a source of inspiration; all four members were part of the Velvet Underground Appreciation Society and one can, indeed, hear their influence throughout the music on...One Kiss Leads to Another, cut for Buddah Records' Kama Sutra imprint, no less".

The percentage of adolescents undergoing body decoration that reported complications might seem unalarming (13.2%); but when we consider that 9.2% of those treated at an authorized centre had complications, the percentage could be considered notable.