Sentence examples for more noticeable that from inspiring English sources

The murkiness made it all the more noticeable that, while the legal system had been groping for finality for years, the verdict of the political system, and perhaps of history, has been in for a long time.

It's never been more noticeable that GDC is the center of much of this kind of thinking, with experimental games and independent thinking using it as a place to find community.

And bringing Halle Berry onstage to memorialize Lena Horne is only to make it that much more noticeable that not a single minority was nominated for a major award last night.

This may be important as there has been a simultaneous move from babies being kept together in large, well lit nurseries where they are frequently observed by nursing staff (and where it may be more noticeable that a baby is more cyanosed than its neighbour) in favour of babies rooming with their mothers under more domestic lighting conditions.

Results of previous cross-sectional studies in early glaucoma patients have also suggested that progression determined by the RNFL thickness is more noticeable than that determined by the visual field, based on the observed curvilinear structure-function relationship [ 13– 15].

In addition, it was found that the nonlinear effect of waves reflected by the micro-cracks was more noticeable than that of the transmitted waves.

Especially, the decrease of vimentin expression after TPM3 knockdown was more noticeable than that of fibronectin.

In general, variations in protein digestibility due to baking were more noticeable than that found between the two wheats.

Hall said the increase in entries to languages prompted a dip in the C grade pass rate that was "much more noticeable than in history and geography", subjects which also saw a surge in entries after they were included in the Ebacc measure.

In my experience with the company's Q Adapt on-ear headset, Libratone's noise cancellation works well enough, though at its higher settings, there is a hiss that's significantly more noticeable than what I'm used to from my Bose headset.

In support of this explanation, the spectra of NB samples cultured from 10% HS (Fig. 9I) or 10% FBS (Fig. 9J) consistently showed peaks of phosphate at 440 cm−1, 581 cm−1, and 962 cm−1 as well as carbonate peaks at 1,080 cm−1 that were slightly more noticeable than those produced by serum granulations, perhaps due to a lower protein content associated with NB as compared with serum granulations.