The phrase "a more notable increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant rise or growth in a particular context, such as statistics, sales, or performance metrics.
Example: "This quarter, we observed a more notable increase in customer engagement compared to the previous one."
Alternatives: "a more significant rise" or "a more pronounced growth".
This resulted in a more notable drop in the relative prevalence of eating disorder NOS and a corresponding increase in the prevalence of bulimia nervosa; nevertheless, over a third (36.5%) of the sample still retained the diagnosis eating disorder NOS.
After annealing at 600 °C the initial hydrogen concentration has decreased by ~90% with about the same incremental increase in the crystallite size as at 400 °C, and therefore a more notable decrease in E04 is expected.
A more notable difference among the microcrystalline cellulose samples is observed at inflection slope temperatures.
COPD patients who also present with cardiovascular diseases register more episodes of COPD exacerbation, more hospital admissions, a notable increase in cost of medical care [ 30] and higher cardiovascular disease mortality [ 31].
This is consistent with histological findings in animal studies (more numerous chondrocytes, a notable increase in the hypertrophic cell zone, and a progressive disorganization of the layers and chondrocyte columns) after their growth plates were exposed to a compressive external impact [ 27, 28].
The region's prosperity and sustainability are now being viewed more holistically with a notable increase in attention to agriculture and food industries, in particular, and rural issues generally.
Reduced untwist rate may lead to impairment in diastolic filling, which becomes more notable with increased heart rates due to short filling period.
More encouragingly, however, was a notable increase in progressivism.
A direct comparison revealed a notable increase in caveolin-1 expression in senescent HDFs (Fig. 2D).
