Sentence examples for Highly noticeable from inspiring English sources

Brexit could have more mundane, but highly noticeable, effects on Britain.

Just as people underrespond to inconspicuous symptoms, they can also overrespond to highly noticeable ones.

But for the moment it's a highly noticeable, and vaguely fun, tech-fashion statement.

The effect of all this upon the activities of the tobacco companies on the airwaves was highly noticeable.

This time, the Fed, in cutting rates in such a highly noticeable way, seemed to seek faster action, economists said.

Firming of the interior, or "crumb," is a highly noticeable alteration in bread and other low-density, lean products.

Her line shrewdly entitled QR U?, takes the highly-noticeable QR code and spins it to the code's advantage, turning the boxy, maze-like graphics into intricate tribal patterns… in beaded Swarovski crystal no less.

In the polyurethane elastomers synthesized from the above dispersions in a solvent-free process, X-ray scattering showed that the clay was highly intercalated/exfoliated without noticeable peaks for d < 9 nm, and TEM images revealed that the local dispersion of clay sheets was affected by the structure of the modifier.

Interestingly, the most noticeable, highly enriched GO categories were immune system process (FDR = 0), immune response (FDR = 0) and lipid metabolic process (FDR = 0).

Furthermore, each factor has a different impact on the overall perceived distortion whose visibility strongly depends on the content (e.g., salt and pepper noise can be not noticeable in highly textured areas of a frame while it can become highly visible in the next uniform frame).

The reconstructed images from highly compressed data have noticeable image degradations, such as blocking artifacts near the block boundaries.