Sentence examples for noticeable increase was from inspiring English sources

A noticeable increase was observed in a year with severe drought stress occurrence showing the positive effect of the combined use on mitigation of abiotic stress damage.

Concerning the number of reviews produced in 11 Asian countries, no noticeable increase was revealed during the study period.

In vivo data showed a slight rising in the NAD(P Hbound/free ratio from the second to the fourth week of MCD diet, while a noticeable increase was demonstrated for the redox ratio already at the first MCD diet week, to return to control levels at later time points.

11 The China Health and Nutrition Surveys reported that the prevalence of obesity in children aged 7 17 increased from 5.2% in 1991 to 13.2% in 2006, and the most noticeable increase was in children from urban areas and those from higher income backgrounds.

Soil pH increased very slowly after liming, with a noticeable increase being in January 2001 (second winter).

Moreover, noticeable increases were recorded in eggs, immature stages, and adults of N. cucumeris from 0.78, 1.63, and 2.37/five flowers after 50 days to 1.26, 2.84, and 4.60/five flowers after 60 days, respectively, after using F. occidentalis as a prey.

The most noticeable increases were found in 1 trypsin-like protease (contig [3395]), 3 chymotrypsin-like protease ECB-V-25_E02 ECB-V-25_E02 ECB-V-25_E0223_F02), 1 alkaline phosphatase (contig [0379]), and 1 aminopeptidase (ECB-D12) genes.

The increase was noticeable in all age groups particularly after 1997.

The chi-square test indicates significant differences between the full sample with the pre-test and the full sample with the post-test, because a sizable increase was noticeable with all drugs when they were mentioned.

For pregnancies since 2009 a steeper increase was noticeable within the first month compared to earlier years, corresponding to a greater proportion of women visiting the CTC within this time window.

An increase was also noticeable in books for the disadvantaged child and in work of increasingly high quality by and for blacks.