Sentence examples for doesn't noticeably from inspiring English sources

The management side of Master League naturally, pales in comparison to the likes of Football Manager, but it doesn't noticeably lag behind Fifa 2017's equivalent.

The first checkpoint (12 SAs) has the chance to enhance the prediction accuracy by attempting a precise isolation of potential false negatives (FNs); the second checkpoint (4 SAs) proceeds with a more drastic (but more prudent) FNs removal, as much as this doesn't noticeably downgrade the original accuracy by generating too many false positives (FPs) as well.

The research also showed that the W/B ratio does not noticeably affect the chloride binding capacity of concrete.

This adsorption, presumably in the form of surface phosphide, does not noticeably inhibit the anodic hydrogen oxidation.

Varying concrete strength from 20 MPa to 100 MPa does not noticeably change the impact force and displacement but significantly affects the failure mode of the beam.

Aminoborane is a non-hydroscopic material and it does not noticeably react with air that permits assembling the high-pressure cells under ambient conditions without any precautions.

The average value of Li-ion diffusion coefficient determined from the GITT measurements is the 10−12 cm2 s−1; it does not noticeably change vs. Li content.

The incorporation of snowfall snowmelt processes into the rainfall runoff models does not noticeably improve the runoff predictions in the study area.

The process is stable, and the twofold change in the gas flow (10 and 20 sccm) does not noticeably influence the morphology of the nanowall pattern.

On the other hand, visible light has wavelengths of a fraction of a micrometre, and it therefore does not noticeably bend around large objects.

The same Hamaker constant is used for both sulfuric acid and HOMs because it does not noticeably change the model predictions.