Sentence examples for what is noted from inspiring English sources

When by comparison my weight is higher than what is noted in the article, I feel out of control.

What is noted less frequently, at least outside of India, is that the first country to outlaw the book was not Iran but Rushdie's native land.

We can, however, speculate on what information is valuable in database curation by what is noted in the biomedical literature.

The reduced read coverage may have impacted the performance of HLAforest and further lowered its accuracy relative to what is noted in the 1000 Genome WXS data above (77.0%).

What is noted however is that the patterns for cardiovascular medication prescribing in nursing homes for residents with stroke are much lower than a hospital discharge group (N = 2,173) of consecutive cases of stroke across Irish hospitals, which reported discharge prescribing rates for stroke as 78% anti-hypertensives, 85% anti-platelets/anti-thrombotics and 70% lipid lowering agents [ 11].

"A lot of patients show better improved perceived age and attractiveness than what was noted in this study," he said.

What was noted was her precocious seriousness; at six years old, it was admiringly observed, she had as much gravity as if she had been 40.

But people familiar with the deal said the unit actually sold for more than what was noted in the city records, quite close to its $30 million asking price.

A spokeswoman there said the management had not authorized her to discuss the settlement beyond what was noted in a published news release, which did not mention the $100 million payment.

In consideration of what was noted about the contributing role of student demotivation in learning process, the present study aims at exploring EFL students' demotivation by examining its association with learners' perceptions, mastery goal orientation, burnout, and achievement.

The foregoing version of the sensory projections problem relies on what was noted to be the unrealistic assumption that the dog- X" law is medog- X by a singlawvisual sensory projection.