Sentence examples for a noticeable modification of from inspiring English sources

A noticeable modification of the XRD pattern is, for example, found for brushite, for which the (020) experimental line becomes noticeably more intense than expected for randomly oriented crystals.

In contrast, noticeable modification of thermal neutron fluence is caused by the neutron moderation produced by the dosimeter material.

Noticeable modifications of the Raman bands of the pigments are absent while build-up of extra bands of amorphous carbon (indicative of carbonization or charring) does not take place, in contrast with previous observations upon irradiation with 248 nm, 25 ns pulses.

The addition of L. rhamnosus GG cell pellets in the edible film did not confer any noticeable modification to the structural conformation of the films (Fig. 1b), apart from the presence of the bacterial cells embedded (tiny rod-like shapes as indicated by the arrows) in the plasticised gelatine matrix.

However, the most noticeable modification observed in the spectra was the formation of Cα-oxidized syringyl lignin units during the enzymatic treatment.

It has also been reported that the acetylated and phosphorylated forms of histone H3 in cytological smears display a noticeable association of histone H3 modification with the progression of carcinogenesis from low-grade to high-grade lesions [ 58].

This low-resolution but illustrative analysis displayed a pronounced level of typical CG methylation and a noticeable degree of overall CNG methylation, a modification that is typically, though not exclusively, associated with repeated and/or transposable elements.

This is consistent with the fact that forming the gold nanoparticles by drop-casting (T0 ≈ 5.0 × 103 K) produces noticeable modifications to the tubular structure of the CNTs compared to those generated through dip-coating (T0 ≈ 4.4 × 103 K).

1) There is a noticeable degree of overall CNG methylation in the Solanum lycopersicum genome, a modification that is typically, though not exclusively, associated with repeated and/or transposable elements.

Treatment of 1 h was not sufficient to produce noticeable modifications.

Noticeable modifications in the morphology and chemistry have been observed in some of the beads traded from the eighth to the sixteenth century.