Sentence examples for but noticeable changes from inspiring English sources

By making subtle but noticeable changes in the rhythm or phrasing of a tune, modulating to another key, changing the melody itself or varying the instruments playing it, Tchaikovsky could keep a listener's interest from flagging.

All this and more has led to subtle but noticeable changes in the attitudes of American Jews.

"Many countries that require visas from their country to ours are no longer taking facsimiles," Steinfeld said of a small but noticeable change since last week's attacks.

WHEELER'S WINDUP Zack Wheeler's recent performance boost has coincided with a minor but noticeable change in the speed, rhythm and fluidity of his pitching motion.

Observing the differences between the raw and H-F transformed images reveals the subtle, but noticeable change in the images.

When we superposed our SUR1 ABC transporter module model of the GBM + ATP state to that from the another group (PDB: 6BAA) (Martin et al., 2017a), we found that there is a small but noticeable change of overall conformation of SUR1 and the angle between M10 and M16 is 42.7° in our structure whereas 39.3° in their structure (Fig. S4F).

As a result, patients often see a subtle but noticeable change in the texture and quality of their skin over time -- or, as is often the case, the people around them notice first.

DLTs of PCI-48012 included severe inflammation of the intestine at organ examination, but no noticeable changes in blood parameters.

The global patterns of relative deuterium uptake in the experiments in the presence and absence of compounds after 10 s of reaction for both proteins were similar but with noticeable changes (Supporting Information Fig S4).

Things will be organized a bit differently, but the most noticeable changes are the new typography and the illustrations.

But there were some noticeable changes in day-to-day life.