This share is a useful metric, because residential segregation by race implies that incorrect changes in the geographic areas would likely deliver noticeable changes in the share of the population that is black.
It is interesting to note that Harrison et al. (2006) utilized a much greater range of pupil sizes (i.e., 64 180% of natural size) which was likely more noticeable to subjects, offering another potential basis for the differential effects observed across these 2 initial studies.
Hosting the Super Bowl may have had small positive economic benefits for the city and the Phoenix metro area despite the costs, but its impact likely wasn't noticeable in the overall economy.
For example, if you are just running a branding ad - just a logo and slogan, with minimal body copy and no real offer or call to action, you won't likely see a noticeable lift in customer count.
The few studies on these products in aggregate, like one released by Pfizer (the manufacturer of Viagra) in 2013 that analyzed 58 random supplements, seem to suggest that, in some regions or cases at least, over three quarters of sex supplements likely contain a noticeable quantity of pharmaceuticals.
For most women, the swelling is likely to be noticeable only to themselves.
The significant effect of Mac-2 on Macrophomina resistance will likely result in noticeable and quantifiable change in phenotype sufficient to support its role as a Mendelian factor.
Since sound intensity obeys an inverse square law, the ratio of the intensities will be (0.0032/0.0029) = 1.22 so one sound will be 22% louder than the other, which is likely to be noticeable (personal communication Oliver Linton).
We observed, in the MCS12 score, differences according to the level of quality of therapeutic practices that were around 2 to 4 points, suggesting that they are likely to be noticeable and meaningful to patients at dialysis initiation.
Therefore, we suggest that six out of the eight genes are not likely to have noticeable metabolic phenotypes under our minimal medium condition due to presence of isozymes or alternative reactions/pathways.
