Sentence examples for when one notes from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps less surprising when one notes that the temporal profile of gene expression depends on several processes, such as transcription, degradation and splicing, and that similar profiles can be produced from different combinations of these processes.

That is a dramatic switch, especially when one notes that the United States' non-NAFTA trade has itself grown strongly over the period.

And it is hard to understand why he devotes so much attention to Malaysia, except when one notes that he was a visiting fellow at a public policy institute in neighboring Singapore.

Here's one of those funny patterns: every team involved with Monday's trade lost that evening (although that sounds a little less random when one notes that Cleveland pulled Waiters before facing Philadelphia).

No one wants to reduce safety at sea, yet the difficulties for wheelchair users are apparent when one notes that the formal name of the Access Board is the Architectural Barriers and Transportation Compliance Committee.

The Bush doctrine -- those who harbor, support, supply, arm, export and train terrorists are terrorists and should be eliminated -- should also hold true for India, all the more so when one notes that the Islamic terrorists attacking India are the same as those fighting the United States in Afghanistan.

I remember when I did the bass for this I was really excited because I had just figured out how to do muting on the MPC which allowed me to make the jumpy sound where when one note plays, the previous one gets cut off.

During an introduction session the room filled with sympathetic nods when one noted her role was "constitutionally undefined".

And not everyone seems completely comfortable with their presence, like members of a Christian prayer group who seemed taken aback at a recent Congressional retreat when one noted he was married to a man.

When one reporter noted to Mr. Bush that many Democrats, along with Republicans, had publicly blamed Mr. Clinton for dishonoring the presidency, Karen P. Hughes, the communications director for the Bush campaign, interjected, "Joe Lieberman said that, and Al Gore did not".

If nothing else, you should be able to feel more comfortable cutting off the windbag in the room and saying, "Excuse me, but could we get back on topic?" I also like the idea of collaborative note-taking during the meeting, since I've definitely been stuck on email threads where people debate what actually happened, even when one person took notes.