Sentence examples for be a noticeable effect from inspiring English sources

However, our results show that O. niloticus fish were so effective in reducing immature mosquito populations in the fishponds studied, that there is likely to be a noticeable effect on the adult mosquito population in the area.

As can be noticed from Fig. 3, there is a noticeable effect of the chimney inclination angle on the space air flow pattern.

At high concentrations of 200 μg/ml, however, there was a noticeable effect on lactate dehydrogenase leakage, an indicator of cytotoxicity [62].

There was a noticeable effect of LMPT births on length of hospital stay, related to medical care for late preterm infants on postnatal wards.

Interestingly, the resulting tree topology remained constant but there was a noticeable effect on the nodal support, where all relationships in the tree were robustly identified (MP BS > 85%; Figure 2A).

By then, increased state support for science and industry was having a noticeable effect.

The decline in honey bees is having a noticeable effect on some farmers.

Of the 23 states where foreclosures need court approval, Florida has by far the most trouble — about a half-million cases clog its courts — and the moratoriums are having a noticeable effect.

Morphologically, there was not a noticeable effect of lubiprostone treatment on either WT (Fig. 2C) or CF (Fig. 2D) intestinal tissue.

More importantly, there is a noticeable rebound effect, meaning that the treated group is at increased risk of having a clinical malaria episode, after the last dose of treatment.

Even when there is a noticeable rebound effect (such as when c = 0and <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0006627.e021.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> ), the benefits of implementing IPTi in infants are predicted to surpass the drawbacks of having more cases in older children (Tables 2, 3).