Sentence examples for a slight noticeable from inspiring English sources

And we also could identify that the levels of the metabolic intermediates (e.g.β-carotene, β-cryptoxanthin or zeaxanthin) in the capsanthin biosynthetic pathway had different rate reductions when one or several key genes were silenced in pepper fruit, but there was a slight noticeable change in the content of capsanthin.

There has recently been a slight but noticeable escalation of interest in marginalia, partly because of the way in which the Internet has cultivated readers' enthusiasm for discussion of their own reading practices and peculiarities, and partly because of a preëmptive nostalgia for the book as a tangible (and scrawlable) object at a time of increasing e-reader ubiquity.

With the Wave, my WPM has increased in a slight, but noticeable manner.

It's just slow (and that doesn't just apply to page loads – there is often a slight but noticeable lag when you scroll, too).

An economy that just a month ago was viewed still contracting at a slowing pace now is seen to be actually expanding at a slight but noticeable pace.

Topographies recorded for temperatures increasing from 5 to 25 °C showed a slight but noticeable increase of calculated root mean square (RMS) roughness by a factor of 1.5, suggesting a horizontal rearrangement in the structure of PChMa coatings.

Combining three images taken about 30 seconds apart as the moon moves produces a slight but noticeable camera artifact on the right side of the moon.

Because of its rapid rotation, the planet's shape is that of an oblate spheroid (it possesses a slight but noticeable bulge around the equator).

November's penumbral lunar eclipse will manifest as a slight but noticeable darkening of the northern half of the moon; the dimming should be easily visible to the naked eye after most of the moon has dipped into the Earth's penumbra.

There is a slight but noticeable difference between the Levantine and the Roman glasses.

Similarly, nilotinib induced a slight but noticeable increase in Abl.