Sentence examples for noticeable parallel from inspiring English sources

The number of incidents between trains and non-motorist users at rail grade crossings has remained relatively unchanged in recent years despite a noticeable parallel reduction in the number of collisions between vehicles and trains at rail-highway grade crossings.

Although the cause of stratification of human and mouse individuals into enterotypes is still unknown, there is a noticeable parallel between dominant bacterial families of the mouse and human enterotypes.

The noticeable β parallel fold of cyanobacterial Cu/Zn isoform mimics the structure of Salmonella typhimurium Cu/ZnSOD [ 24] (Fig 7B).

Accompanying this change is the noticeable growth in the direction parallel to the surface of the substrate, i.e., in direction normal to (100) planes.

Noticeable increase in series and parallel capacitances from 50 to 138 F g−1 in 1 M Et3MeNBF4 and up to 155 F g−1 in EtMeImBF4, gravimetric power density (up to 35 kW kg−1) and volumetric power density (up to 25 kW dm−3, both at discharge time 3.6 s in 1 M Et3MeNBF4 + AN electrolyte) for optimised EDLC has been demonstrated.

No interaction between age and period is noticeable, as indicated by the parallel lines (on a log scale) in the first and third plots.

In any case, it is a noticeable point that Horn's parallel analysis used to choose the number of principal components to be considered in the comparative analyses, independently indicated the number of components needed to discern all possible adaptive peaks in the most complex model.

The parallel improvements occurred with minimal noticeable differences in weight loss between the two groups.

Results show that an aged cell in a parallel pack does not have a noticeable effect on the available capacity of other cells in the pack.

Upgrading BLAST to BLAST+ and using a VM with many more virtual cores and memory resulted in a very noticeable increase in BLAST performance, due to the parallel nature of the BLAST algorithm.

Nevertheless variations in the course of the 3rd nail might influence this system: If the planes between the 3rd nail and each of the other 2 were almost parallel, the increase in stability would barely be noticeable.