Sentence examples for any noticeable difference on from inspiring English sources

So far, this change hasn't made any noticeable difference on my quality of life.

"The BBC has shown real commitment to improving its coverage of rural lives, communities and issues on network TV over the past year in response to our report, which has made a noticeable difference on-screen and on-air," said Richard Ayre, BBC Trustee.

These approximations don't degrade any noticeable difference to the performance of the device, but save in terms of power and cycles on the microcontroller.

Clarke questioned me grumpily about why we had not made any noticeable difference to the level of IRA activity.

Subgroup analysis based on trial quality (low risk of bias versus high risk of bias) and cohort enrolled (hypertension versus non-hypertension trials) did not make any noticeable difference for the above analyses (table 3).

This may sound like a joke, but the iPhone 3GS's new oleophobic (anti-oil) screen coating really is making a noticeable difference on my iPhone's screen.

He is responsible for ensuring the surge of US troops - at a record level of around 100,000 this summer - and his new, population-focused counter-insurgency strategy, aimed at winning over the Afghan people and so defeating the Taliban, makes a noticeable difference on the ground.

When compared to the PH-1 reference strain, the deletion of Hep1 did not cause any noticeable difference in growth and biomass accumulation on solid or liquid media, respectively, and the production of macroconidia on mung bean broth was not decreased (data not shown).

I'm going to turn it down another couple of degrees to see if there's any noticeable difference".

These regions do not show any noticeable difference, in the present state of knowledge, when compared with compositionally similar regions located elsewhere on the chromosomes.

The latter, however, only rarely have the resources with which to make any noticeable difference in quality of service.