Sentence examples for noticeable difference on from inspiring English sources
This may sound like a joke, but the iPhone 3GS's new oleophobic (anti-oil) screen coating really is making a noticeable difference on my iPhone's screen.
He is responsible for ensuring the surge of US troops - at a record level of around 100,000 this summer - and his new, population-focused counter-insurgency strategy, aimed at winning over the Afghan people and so defeating the Taliban, makes a noticeable difference on the ground.
So far, this change hasn't made any noticeable difference on my quality of life.
"The BBC has shown real commitment to improving its coverage of rural lives, communities and issues on network TV over the past year in response to our report, which has made a noticeable difference on-screen and on-air," said Richard Ayre, BBC Trustee.
There was a noticeable difference of opinion among, on one hand, Tea Party activists and casual enthusiasts and, on the other hand, those with leadership roles in the state Republican Party.
While the new pixel layout may result in the highest pixel density for the GS4, which is arriving considerably later than the other two phones in this range, it may not produce a noticeable difference to consumers based on the limitations of our own eyes.
Another noticeable difference to the results on wheat straw from [ 22] was a lower xylose conversion, which for grass is nearly half of that of wheat straw.
For example, using hunger or loneliness results in groups that are very dissimilar on all measures of behaviour change (min, max, mean) whereas prognostic factors such as over-eating or stress result in more balanced groups in term of one measure (max) albeit there are still noticeable differences on other measures (mean, min).
H2AX-negative cells and PARP-negative cells did not show noticeable differences on both films.
However, spots detected using the 1E4 antibody were more intense and had noticeable differences on both blots.
In the contrast discrimination tasks so far (Experiments 2 & 3), we measured the difference threshold (i.e. the Just Noticeable Difference) for detecting a contrast increment on a fixed 'pedestal' contrast of 30%.
