Sentence examples for more noticeable from from inspiring English sources

Differences in food intake between control and treatment animals were more noticeable from weeks 1 to 10 of treatment and returned to control levels thereafter and during the recovery period.

This difference was more noticeable from day 3 post-RANKL stimulation, possibly due to increased NF-κB activity, since a putative NF-κB binding site has been reported in Optn promoter (Sudhakar et al., 2009).

Use an image-editing application to increase the contrast; this will make the image more noticeable from a distance once it's printed on the paper.

Scotland's peaks of fluency here were therefore all the more noticeable for their emergence from a becalmed sea.

The peak derived from the substrate, Ge (200), is more noticeable for higher Tsub.

"We anticipate a rather more noticeable impact from the announcement of the winner," said Ruppin "I remember in the first year of the then Orange prize in 1996 that demand for the winner, Helen Dunmore.

The term "dubstep" in reference to a genre of music began to be used by around 2002 by labels such as Big Apple, Ammunition, and Tempa, by which time stylistic trends used in creating these remixes started to become more noticeable and distinct from 2-step and grime.

Crystallization rates and melting temperatures decreased with copolymerization in the two series but this effect was more noticeable in copolyesters made from threitol.

The artifacts introduced by RMD (third from left) and collage (fourth from left) are more noticeable than those inserted in the picture by the classification-based attack (second from left).

The silencing of Mr. Cooper was all the more noticeable since he was excluded from the first in a mammoth biennial series of five-day cricket matches against Australia called The Ashes, the oldest of England's cricketing rivalries.

Here are some of the more noticeable advantages we're seeing from the shift toward online art.