Sentence examples for especially noticeable for from inspiring English sources
The lack of awareness was especially noticeable for younger Americans.
"The improvement is especially noticeable for commercial modes such as aviation, railroads and maritime.
The prototype courier truck showed substantial and statistically significant reductions in total delivery time (−29.5%), and the reduction was especially noticeable for stops using a cart.
As a consequence, a considerable reduction of the surface roughness and the volume loss in the wear tracks is especially noticeable for 10,000 cycles tests.
A significant conductivity enhancement was observed in presence of the additives, and this effect was especially noticeable for samples with the smaller cations.
This is especially noticeable for minimax phases such as SS waves with periods >20 s, when kernels become hyperbolic near the reflection point and appreciable sensitivity extends over thousands of km.
At Little, Brown, managing director Richard Beswick said the decline in hardback sales was particularly noticeable for literary fiction, with more commercial titles continuing to perform strongly in hardback, "especially when they are heavily discounted and sold in supermarkets".
A lack of depth was especially noticeable in "Tantra Aranea," for which Robby Barnett and Jonathan Wolken were the principal choreographers.
This was especially noticeable regarding 'the need for more knowledge on the problem'.
Finally, these associations between habitat and the partitioning of genetic variation are especially noticeable when the data for P. t. elloti are split into two subpopulations in the western rainforest and central ecotone regions, in which environmental varation accounts for 91% and 37%, respectively, of the variation explained by the GDM for this subspecies.
This storm has been brewing for months, but its effects are especially noticeable now that the month-long "open season" to change selections for the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program FEHBPP) will end soon.
