The phrase "a noticeable lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant decrease or drop in a particular measurement or condition that is easily observed.
Example: "There was a noticeable lowering of temperatures as winter approached."
Alternatives: "a significant drop" or "an evident decrease."
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No noticeable lowering of the temporal stability of the nonlinearity was observed in the blended film containing 10 20 w/w% PVP.
In the case of ribosomal genes, the exclusion of gapped positions (nogaps option in Gblocks) had a noticeable effect lowering the estimates of evolutionary rates and ingroup age, up to three-fold, for the most variable gene fragments, hence with gappier alignments (ITS2 and LSU-B).
At a lower feed rate (μ = 0.15 h-1 followed by linear feeding), although there were two minor foaming events at 12 and 23 h accompanied by a noticeable but lower level of nonanoic and acrylic acid accumulation, foaming was controllable.
In particular, the UV exposed and water immersed SMPs exhibit noticeable lower shape recovery ratios compared to the unconditioned material.
Exclusion criteria for ENL-DCR were: noticeable lower lid laxity, previous lacrimal surgery, suspicion of malignancy and previous radiation therapy.
Moreover, in secondary AML the average scores for general LS and health-related LS were noticeable lower (33.8 and 44.9, respectively) than in de novo AML (57.8 and 69.5, respectively).
Peak plasma concentrations (Cmax) following Luminal® vet vs. Phenoleptil® were about the same in most dogs (10.9 ± 0.92 vs. 10.5 ± 0.77 μg/ml), and only one dog showed noticeable lower concentrations after Phenoleptil® vs. Luminal® vet.
In contrast to our data, V599K has been detected by other investigators in noticeable lower frequencies of 1% (1/77; [ 7]) and 3% (2/60; [ 30]) of melanoma metastases which may be due to higher sensitivity of the PCR-SSCP approach that we applied when compared to direct sequencing of tumour DNA samples.
As shown in Figure 2, with decreasing temperature, a well-defined peak developed at 231 cm−1 signifying the spin-phonon coupling [8, 19] which shows that a noticeable shift to lower frequency is sensitive to the temperature variation.
