It is worth noting that

How it is used

Common in results and discussion sections. Variants are it should be noted that, it is important to note that and notably. Keep it for points that really deserve attention; using it in every paragraph weakens it and adds words.

Example sentences

1. It is worth noting that none of the participants had used the software before.

2. It is also worth noting that the effect was strongest in the first week.

Common collocations

• it is also worth noting that
• it should be noted that
• it is important to note that
• notably

Related terms

• highlightTo draw special attention to something so that readers notice its importance.
• hedgingUsing cautious language, such as may, might, appear to or suggest, so that a claim is only as strong as the evidence allows.
• findingsThe results or information that a study discovers after its data have been collected and analyzed.
• furthermoreA formal linking word used to add another point that supports or extends what has just been said.

More terms: Argument and Hedging

• argument
• evidence
• argue
• claim
• suggest
• to some extent
• counterargument
• stance
• it could be argued that
• acknowledge
• arguably
• tentative