Sentence examples for are noticed in a from inspiring English sources

One has to remember that the sutures are not opening up in a uniform manner at all the nodes i.e., not in a parallel manner; because of this, the results are noticed in a varying pattern of negative and positive values.

And as many as a quarter of those slowing-growing cancers would never be noticed in a woman's lifetime.

At least he is thinking big, about how to be noticed in a sea of young designers while keeping commerce in mind.

On the other hand, employees in far-flung offices can use the network to be noticed in a way that would otherwise be impossible.

And mammograms can find cancers that grow so slowly that they never would be noticed in a woman's lifetime, resulting in unnecessary treatment.

• The goal of multiple campaigns is to be noticed in a hyper-competitive category, said Tim Van Hoof, advertising director at State Farm in Bloomington, Ill., which recently made significant changes in one of the two campaigns it is running.

I don't wish to make excuses, I made one mistake which was noticed in a 'spot check' my second strike came at a time when anybody who lives for and loves their family would understand my oversight.

Doubt suffered from the current prestige-picture gridlock, struggling to be noticed in a market that already contains Slumdog, Revolutionary Road, The Reader and others – John Patrick Shanley's adaptation of his own stage play opened on a disappointing £253,000 from 145 screens.

If an active growth is noticed in a child and the asymmetry is large, subtotal condylectomy is usually performed.

The authors performed this study motivated by a situation where excessive displacements were noticed in a structural element carrying a relatively small motor at the free end and placed at the engine room of a naval vessel.

You stand a much better chance of being noticed (in a good way) when you are persistent, persuasive, and courteous than when you are the hard-charging networker who annoys everyone he meets.