Sentence examples for closely noticed from inspiring English sources

People watching Google Video closely noticed a change this week in the upload area – the restrictions on uploading "pornographic or obscene" material is now just a restriction on "obscene" material.

Recently, the association between miRNA expression and chemo-sensitivity in cancer is closely noticed, which is regarded for predicting chemo-sensitivity in cancers.

Observe your team closely, notice their mindset and emotional state.

But as I looked more closely, I noticed that the young trees were not doing well.

Looking closely, she noticed that an automatic 20percentt gratuity had been added.

But as he examined more closely, he noticed why: the Giants were stingy in yards per rush, even if they surrendered a lot of yards on the ground, and they were successful in takeaways and sacks.

But everyone who looked at that work closely quickly noticed that their supposed episodes of both stimulus and austerity didn't seem to correspond at all to known changes in policy.

When I started to look at the scene more closely, I noticed that at the base of the rock was a graffitied double arrow, almost certainly a reference point for some refugee boat, which is one of the reasons why the place was so heavily patrolled by the army.

But when the researchers looked more closely they noticed that many of the animals' organs were flooded with bacteria.

Examining the group more closely, I noticed similar signals occurring in three of the prominent banks that are used to calculate this index: Citigroup, Bank of America and Wells Fargo.

But Doohan's coach, Michael Fancutt, had watched the Queen's match closely, and noticed a couple of weaknesses in the German's game.