Sentence examples for noticeable extent from inspiring English sources

A number of clinical studies in men have cast doubt on the notion that eating soy influences testosterone levels to any noticeable extent.

It demonstrates that treatment time and power used in plasma bombardment were well combined so that the break of C F bonds by the plasma treatment (see AMF and XPS analyses) did not damage the mechanical property to some noticeable extent.

By August 1, the Salcha River had begun to recede to a noticeable extent.

From preliminary investigations, one of us had seen that CYP2C9 and several other liver microsomal CYPs could not mediate the breakdown of peroxide on its own, to any noticeable extent.

Distribution of G2/M phase cells did not change to any noticeable extent.

The prior constraint proposed by Prevost et al. [ 5] did not alter the type level estimates to any noticeable extent.

It was however noticeable the extent to which interest groups, advocates, and other independently-minded organizations, were able to not only shape the debate in Washington, but also determine the outcome.

A buckle had indeed broke, but not to a noticeable or dangerous extent during the match.

The influence of the genes distance on their co-expression is noticeable to some extent also in S.cerevisiae [36] but decays more rapidly than in E.coli (see Fig. 4(c)).

It is not excluded that many high-income earners are not engaged in DHPB to the extent noticeable in developed countries, given that the wealth was acquired in a relatively short period of time.

An initial summary inspection illustrates noticeable differences in the extent of accounting change with regard to both the value of developing accrual-based accounting systems (prospective, defensive) and the scope of resource investments (technological, organizational, HR) launched for a successful change process.