Sentence examples for be noticed by practitioners from inspiring English sources

But what is important to be noticed by practitioners is that the adoption of Lean without the human component is not only mean, it is bad for operational outcomes as well (Longoni et al. 2013).

The 28percentt response rate is traded for the 31percentt response rate; differences in effectiveness that are too subtle to be noticed by an individual practitioner justify ongoing refinements in therapy.

Such small modifications may not be noticed by public audience.

It has been noticed by many Western practitioners that a marked difference in age appearance of skin quality and facial vibrancy is also associated with female ejaculation.

This fact, which had not been noticed by epidemiologists and health practitioners, is noteworthy since it goes countercurrent against the classical view on contact-tracing that it is efficient at the very beginning of its implementation and then less and less useful, insofar as the information it provides becomes redundant and obsolete as the contact tracing within a sexual network continues.

The difference has been noticed by students.

This problem was noticed by Hesse (1966).

His pace was noticed by Bradman.

These findings have also been noticed by others.

A similar observation was noticed by Kanimozhi and Vasudevan [ 41].

A pinching cry was noticed by physicians as well.