Sentence examples for noticeable according to from inspiring English sources

Ushers were told to move fans in the upper deck into empty seats below so the unfilled sections would be less noticeable, according to Yahoo Sports.

Traffic is audible outdoors, but when the leaves are on the trees, it is not as noticeable, according to the real estate agent.

What's more, using too many products can lead to irritation and redness, which makes signs of aging more noticeable, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.

The understated guitar solo played in the middle of the song was originally intended to be more noticeable, according to Frusciante, who was playing screaming guitar solos.

Just one night out drinking can dehydrate your skin to a point where wrinkles and fine lines become temporarily more noticeable, according to Carol Ann Goodman, a board-certified physician at Bella Vi Spa & Aesthetics in Indiana.

The surface pressure area isotherms of IM-O monolayers did not show noticeable difference according to the kinds of subphase.

All these discrepancies greatly complicate perception as, probably, does a less noticeable variation: according to the gallery, each room is painted a different shade of white.

The results show noticeable variation, according to site location.

A single mutation in a gene can lengthen a mouse's life by nearly a third without any noticeable harm, according to a study in today's Nature.

When focusing on friends with whom users had reciprocal interactions we observe a more noticeable difference according to gender, with women having in general more interactions, as shown by the pink line being more shifted to the right than the cyan line in Figure 7. Figure 9 offers a more precise view, and shows that the proportion of women is increasing with degree in the interaction network.

They were hardly noticeable, but according to Harry, the black lines always indicate a winner.