Sentence examples for noticeable in some from inspiring English sources

The influence of Rousseau is very noticeable in some of his longer philosophical poems.

It has been noticeable in some of the reporting already - for example Neil Dixon's journey through Britain testing opinion in the pubs and market places.

This approach was also noticeable in some other elements of the competition where we (the women) would share tips on how we had approached a particular test, which enabled both the men and the women to improve how they performed.

Shown on 70 millimeter here, "The Master" has a visual crispness and richness — especially noticeable in some shots of landscapes and faces — that has made almost every other film seem flat and murky by comparison.

With regard to the VO2 films prepared by pulsed-DC sputtering, shown in Figure 1c, the main crystal orientation is again along the (002) direction although the (011) is also noticeable in some of the films.

Most of the events in the GSR are indeed larger protests, by reason of the fact that in order to be reported in the media and hence end up in the GSR, they must be noticeable in some way (e.g. >0.05% of the population).

However, as symptoms and bodily appearance worsens, becoming potentially more noticeable in casual encounters, some patients preferred to disclose their diagnosis rather than being perceived as having a stigmatizing disease, such as HIV/AIDS.

The fallout is, sadly, still felt in Mockingjay - Part 2, despite a noticeable improvement in some areas.

But several security companies in New York credited the financial crisis with a noticeable increase in some areas of their business, from protecting executives to dispatching bomb-sniffing dogs to check for trouble.

In the last few months, she has become a more noticeable presence in some Manhattan subway stations, thanks to a pilot project that paralleled a more ambitious one to install signs in the ceilings of numbered-line stations.

Or they cause noticeable deterioration in some other aspect of performance.