Sentence examples for Noticeably distinct from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere, though, was noticeably distinct from the strange sense of toxic congealment that tends to accompany a men's international match.

However, these previous applications all use of CGI imagery, which while sometimes impressively realistic, is always noticeably distinct from real-world visual input and is therefore suboptimal for investigations of altered visual phenomenology.

That's a good thing, in my opinion – the hardware feels fresh, and also manages to come across as noticeably distinct from Android OEM devices or the iPhone.

The resulting spectra of solvate I, solvate III and solvate VI of atorvastatin showed similar pattern, although noticeably distinct peaks for solvents were detected.

Instead, theories carve up the world in various ways, rendering some things noticeably distinct and others indiscernible, depending on a theories' descriptive resources.

The values of for the mortars are particularly well grouped and for the most part noticeably distinct from those of the others, suggesting that this two-dimensional feature space may be used to perform dependable classification.

Yellow-browed Toucanet is very similar to Blue-banded Toucanet (Aulacorhynchus coeruleicinctis), which occurs from central Peru to central Bolivia, but Yellow-browed differs most noticeably by the distinct white base to the bill.

Noticeably, only two distinct species of Staphylococcus epidermidis were found, suggesting acquisition from the environment.

The label-free MS analysis of proteome-wide changes in neurogenic muscular atrophy has noticeably shown that distinct differences exist between the effects of nerve crush or complete denervation of skeletal muscles versus the influences of progressive degeneration of discrete motor neuron populations.

Noticeably, due to its distinct kinetic properties, it does not readily compete with a functional cyt system; in other words, it remains mostly inactive so long as COX is working, and will be active only when needed, in COX-deficient cells.

These distinct individuals are noticeably smaller and partially distinguishable both in uncorrected and size-corrected shape components of variation (most evidently so in the size-corrected dataset; Figure  2) – note that such distinction seems unlikely to be a sampling artifact given the magnitude of the size differences.