Sentence examples for most noticeable effects from inspiring English sources
One of the first and most noticeable effects of detraining is that that plasma volume is lost.
One of the most noticeable effects of shifting air pressure occurs when a plane changes altitude rapidly.
One the most noticeable effects of the new lights is to heighten the impact of the foreshortening used by the Renaissance masters who frescoed the chapel.
One of the most noticeable effects of the crisis has been risk aversion in the bond market, as evidenced by the "credit crunch" that has investors fleeing from all papers except the gilt-edged Treasurys.
For people in earlier (often pre-literate) times, the most noticeable effects of such transitive changes in coastal systems may have been the cumulative effects of successive extreme (wave) events resulting from long-term changes in system boundary conditions, an analogous situation to the effects of extremes on rising 21st-century sea level [63].
The Trump administration has tried to mitigate some of the most noticeable effects of the shutdown to avoid public backlash.
The most noticeable effect on Hollywood of the Thomas Committee investigation is, perhaps, an atmosphere of uncertainty.
Their most noticeable effect, Ryan reports, was to give black mice a few white hairs.
Experience has shown me DHA has the most noticeable effect, at least at short-term.
It was found that the most noticeable effect was due to the coefficient of friction.
On Wall Street, the most noticeable effect was that workers spent more time than usual on the phone as some firms, and institutions shut down e-mail systems.
