Sentence examples for mostly noticeably from inspiring English sources
The phrase "mostly noticeably" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It would be better to rephrase the sentence using a different word or phrase that conveys a similar meaning. Example: Most noticeably, the color of the sky changed from blue to pink as the sun set.
Our measurements showed that from low to high cold stress (Texp = 30 to 15°C) a considerable number (mostly noticeably more than 50%) of the bees on the combs were cooler than the comb surface (Tcell rim; Fig. 4D).
These extensively developed fractures are mostly unfilled and effective, which noticeably improve the permeability of tight reservoirs in the Ordos Basin.
Compared to other big churches like it, Hillsong members are noticeably very young, mostly ranging from teenagers up to people in their early thirties.
Not that the bands and their fans -- mostly young, mostly male, mostly white and noticeably angry at the world -- divide themselves by class, color, sex or ZIP code.
A look at their Alexa traffic shows traffic growing noticeably upward in fits and spurts, mostly due to users checking their Jaxtr voicemail.
However, a coat containing only one carboxyl group and a piperazine ring (CL1) leads to noticeably reduced neuronal specificity and a mostly extracellular distribution as we reported previously for PEG.
After 7 days of ligation, acinar cell staining for 4E-BP1 tonded to be localized mostly around the edges of the lobular structures and appeared noticeably more diffuse.
It is also noticeably distant from TF 6223 in the PC1-PC2 space, mostly because of a great difference in the PC2 score.
Noticeably, the number of settled BPHs on LuoYang69 was constant low (<4 mostly) at all time-points checked.
(Even today, Günter's noticeably American English is better than my German, and when we get together, we speak mostly in English — with my occasional and excitable German thrown in).
Most noticeably, they were both colonized by the British, who left the early childhood education system mostly to the free market (Rao and Li [2009]).
