The phrase "a noticeable observation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an observation that is clear or significant enough to be easily perceived or recognized.
Example: "During the meeting, there was a noticeable observation about the team's progress on the project."
Alternatives: "a significant observation" or "a clear observation".
A noticeable observation for the explosion at Shinmoedake volcano was that the jet angle of the explosion was very low (20 40°) and directed toward the east and west (Fig. 2).
A noticeable observation in Figure 8 is that the total number of nodes for the ComboT CT-opt clusters is 41, which is greater than the number of non-inactive compounds used in the SAR clustering, suggesting that some of the compounds occur more than once.
A noticeable observation is that the ratios between acetoin and 2,3-butanediol in the cultivation broth were variable.
Results from this study from all experiments congregate to a noticeable observation of the antitumoral activity of G. edulis on EAT cells in vitro and in vivo, and there was no considerable toxicity to major organs in mouse model.
The first noticeable observation is that the 2X model does not produce 2X returns, resulting from the fact the investor must borrow funds to finance his leverage at the broker call rate.
The most noticeable observation at the Yankees' stadium-opening weekend, besides the right centerfield jet stream that helped launch 20 homers in four games against the Indians, were the big patches of blue in the first few rows stretching from one dugout around to the other.
However one of the most noticeable observations made with regard to the transcript data, was the consistent down-regulation of several disease-associated resistant (R) gene homologues in SACMV-infected T200, and up-regulation in TME3 at later time points (Additional file 13).
Comparison of over 30 bacterial genomes with Cori reveals a noticeable conservation of binding sites and flanking genes, although in some bacteria, chromosomal rearrangements appear to have taken place (unpublished observations).
A noticeable chemical shift was also observed.
showed a noticeable decrease in locomotion in mice from the 2 nd observation period to 5th observation period as expected.
Otherwise the analysis will be based on least-squares regression controlling for infant size and season of observation and other covariates that have a noticeable effect on the variance.
