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Although those findings are statistically significant, the effect sizes were predominantly small, which suggests that the differences would not be readily noticeable nor would be clinically meaningful.

We surmise that the effects of TSPY might not be readily noticeable in fast-growing tumor developed in the LADY mouse background.

Although statistically significant, the changes in HRQoL may not be clinically significant, as the effect sizes were small and therefore those changes would not be readily noticeable.

The big pieces, that "good meat" that's readily noticeable on the shoulders and gill plates, slid right out when the heads were cooked.

A deficiency of early type stars is readily noticeable, for instance, in the direction of the constellation Perseus at distances beyond 600 light-years.

Impressively, in a few short decades stone disfigurement of the Smithsonian's Castle is readily noticeable and a testament to the strong pigmentation of Mn oxides even when present in small concentrations.

The parenthetical examples here have been chosen so that their ambiguity is readily noticeable, but ambiguities are far more abundant than is intuitively apparent, and the number of alternative analyses of a moderately long sentence can easily run into the thousands.

On the other hand, irregular cell shape and arrangement were readily noticeable in the Cby−/− airway epithelium (Figure 7D).

In contrast, cells exhibiting diffuse fluorescence pattern were readily noticeable and widespread under the confocal microscope in slices from mutant mice (n = 8 slices, 3 animals, Fig 2A).

The difference in milk iodide content is readily noticeable.

In Figure 3, it is readily noticeable that for shigellosis, a disease with a very short incubation time (low variance), the distribution of the reporting time lies far beyond this incubation interval and has a large variance.