Sentence examples for a noticeably high from inspiring English sources
The respective offspring have been given a noticeably high profile by the competing campaigns.
On Thursday the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall arrived in Malta amid a noticeably high security presence.
A noticeably high mass-uptake of rhBMP-2 and enhanced recognition of BMPR-IA to adsorbed rhBMP-2 were found on the HAP-Pol surface.
Hemoglobin adsorbed on the macroporous ITO electrodes also demonstrates a noticeably high surface coverage of ca. 160 ± 20 pmol cm−2, which is roughly 7 10 times higher than the theoretical value for monolayer coverage.
Of those 63 Conservative MPs who did not vote for the government motion, a noticeably high number are close to military and diplomatic types, notes one of their number.But the broader problem underlying Mr Cameron's difficulties is not just a sceptical military and diplomatic establishment, but a lack of anything that looks like a strategy.
Finally, it was observed that the combination of the two enhancing methods has a noticeably high capability to the heat transfer rate.
MINO high had a noticeably higher mean acidification rate compared with nMEC, but relatively high baseline pHi similar to tumor cells.
Deila's side started the second half in a noticeably higher gear and on 56 minutes Bain made a fine point-blank save from Griffiths,who had been set up by Forrest.
Whilst there is a noticeably higher tempo under Postecoglou, and the fact that Cahill and Kennedy are wonderful headers of the ball and it makes sense to play to their strengths, crossing is perhaps not the best long term solution.
Its makeshift aesthetic is also in tune with the South Bank's palette-clad container restaurants and other temporary flotsam that comes and goes with the riverside's festivals of fun, although this has a noticeably higher quality – plus a £1.2m price tag.
Research by Stuart Rojstaczer of Duke University says that GPA (Grade Point Average) scores have been increasing steadily since the 1960s, with a noticeably higher rate of inflation at private universities, which compete hardest for pupils.That is ominous news, given the government's intention of moving towards a similar customer-based model of higher education.
