Sentence examples for as a noticeably from inspiring English sources

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As a noticeably higher prevalence for all items was evident at age 47 compared with subsequent years, responses at age 47 were omitted from the subsequent latent class analyses.

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Beyond the problem with the Kops element, the article resorted to innuendo about other Horace Mann staff members, including former headmaster R. Inslee Clark Jr., who is described as having a "noticeably closer-than-average relationship" with Mr. Kops, who was himself described as a "confirmed bachelor".

Despite the huge presence on stage, it's an underwhelming show, with the group going through the motions as they rattle through a noticeably short set featuring Fight Night and the topical Hannah Montana.

The fourth album proper from these hypno-rocking San Franciscans – now in part relocated to Portland, Oregon – revels in the joy of repetition as ever, but in a noticeably sunnier, smoother fashion than before, continuing the arc that made 2011's West itself a little brighter and lighter than their super-lo-fi, fuzz-drenched early recordings.

In a review of the original release on Allmusic, Porcupine was described as a "solid outing", a "noticeably better listen than its predecessor, Heaven Up Here" and "well worth hearing".

Mike Honda, a Japanese American representative of California who brought a former "comfort woman" from Korea with him as a guest, noticeably did not applaud or participate in standing ovations for parts of Abe's speech.

I dressed as a dinosaur, noticeably thinner, went to a party, pulled an all-nighter, and boarded a bus to Washington at 3 a.m. for the Rally to Restore Sanity, led by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.

Compared to the Getty's first Pacific Standard Time effort in 2011, which focused on the visual arts and produced perhaps half a dozen top-notch shows, the architecture exhibitions were as a group noticeably less intellectually ambitious.

When simulating mass epidemics of Ebola fever in large European cities, let R0 retain the value of 2.5, since, on the one hand, the population density in cities is higher than it was in Congo and Uganda, and, on the other hand, the families (where the main part of infection transmission cases actually takes place) in cities are, as a rule, noticeably smaller.

As I walked out of a noticeably dirty Hyatt hotel while on a book tour in San Francisco last week, I was startled by a major labor event with a well-executed picket line and loud, disciplined chanting.

This CG pattern is the case with the Zulu voiceless versus ejective velar stops, [kh]–[k'], which are perceived by English listeners as being a good versus a noticeably deviant English /k/ ([kh]) (Best et al., 2001); the greater the difference in category goodness, the better the predicted discrimination performance.

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