Sentence examples for noticeable group of from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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

It is expected that the reduction will be more noticeable in the group of professionals that use more intensively the tool.

Since only approximately 1% of the 18 336 genes on the cDNA array represent genes involved in extracellular structure organisation and biogenesis, defined by the gene ontology tool 'FatiGO' (Al-Shahrour et al, 2004) (data not shown), we see a noticeable increase in this functional group of genes antiexpressed within the matching pairs.

Mobs began to assemble, but what was noticeable were the groups of youth workers and community leaders quickly on the scene to reason with youngsters.

Although no significant between-group difference was found for bedtime resistance, it was noticeable that both groups of children showed levels of resistance previously considered to be characteristic of children with ADHD [ 5].

Time after time the reactions of one group of people are noticeable by their scandalous absence.

However, as it happens, these are the most noticeable names from a remarkably small group of English footballers of recent times to have left home for one of the other major European leagues.