Sentence examples for noticeable finding from inspiring English sources

The most noticeable finding was the lack of eye contact, from both cashiers and customers.

The most noticeable finding in the haematologic raw data was the high number of outliers for the eosinophil percentage.

One noticeable finding was that they assessed their improvement in attitude higher than that in knowledge or skills.

This might depend on the threat of the disease influencing the women early, a noticeable finding in the care process.

A noticeable finding was that less patients under continuous infusion required RRT after 5 days of vancomycin treatment (23.5% vs. 30%, p = 0.053).

The Swedish labour market regulation could, therefore, be a reason for the noticeable finding in this study, where a substantial part of the workers followed remained poorly attached over the 12 years which were examined.

This systematic review of the literature made a few noticeable findings.

Among his noticeable findings, (1) there has been a dramatic rise of independent voters; (2) the Republican Party is overwhelmingly dependent on the shrinking White electorate; (3) the Democrats enjoy growing strength among minorities; (3) rural areas still predominate but urban and suburban areas are growing in influence; and (4) early voting is very popular among North Carolinians.

Noticeable behavior: a baby shark finding its way around Bimini, lemon sharks socializing, and some great whites that have been tracked migrating from the west coast of the United States to a blank spot on the map in the middle of the Pacific at the same time each year.

Most animals had no noticeable clinical findings after allogeneic MSC transplantation.

2. 'Take a Breath' means turning your attention to the breath, and finding it wherever it is most noticeable in your body.