Sentence examples for noticeable group from inspiring English sources

But while people are still joining Facebook and compulsively visiting the site, a small but noticeable group are fleeing — some of them ostentatiously.

However, TamB also occurs in a noticeable group of bacteria without either TamA or TamL.

Relative risks of these traits using the UK-WHO charts compared to the previously used UK90 reference charts were calculated and are shown for all infants together, because there were no sex differences, and for White and Pakistani infants separately, because there were some noticeable ethnic group differences.

This tendency is especially noticeable in groups that influence their own compositions, shoulder great responsibility, and require much time, such as TMTs (Hwang and Kim 2009).

Lower magnification images (x40) depicted in Fig.  3a capture cells either under basal (iii) or Pam3CSK4-induced (vi) conditions, where these key cellular changes are uniform and highly noticeable amongst groups of cells.

This was particularly noticeable in groups of three sequences with one sequence from each parasite, as ClustalX-NJ trees, and Maximum Likelihood and Maximum Parsimony methods would group the two trypanosome sequences together with the Leishmania sequence less closely related, although PHYLIP's NJ methods would consistently show other orientations.

There may be hereditary patterns or particular psychological tendencies that are very noticeable when grouped together in this way.

Interestingly, for rodent control, a strong protective effect was noticed towards the Typhimurim group (noticeable by the OR = 0.11) although not statistically significant.

It is noticeable that the group previously exposed to capecitabine had a tendency of shorter TTP compared to the capecitabine-naïve group (38 days vs 111 days, P=0.33).

A medium effect size (Grissom and Kim 2005) indicates that these two groups have noticeable difference between the groups.

It is noticeable that the group of single parents has become much larger in the recent period.