Sentence examples for noticeable results from inspiring English sources
The phrase "noticeable results" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing outcomes or effects that can be easily seen or perceived. Example: "After following the new training regimen for a month, I began to see noticeable results in my strength and endurance."
One of the noticeable results of a nationwide survey on midlife was that middle-aged women happily reported increased control of their own sex lives.
Noticeable results were obtained in terms of MnFe2O4 nanoparticle size.
The policy had few noticeable results and was lifted after a year.
Finally an approach that can best be described as 'frappez toujours' seems to yield noticeable results.
The results show that some of these parameters have noticeable results in air temperature.
This will have noticeable results at awkward times… such as when you're showing off the system to your ultimate audiophile friend.
The most noticeable result of this has been the decline of the giant Atlantic bluefin tuna.
You will typically see a more noticeable result than with other non-surgical methods, though results are not permanent (around two years).
The most noticeable result was more Emmys for the shows considered the hottest favorites of the season: five for "The West Wing" and three for "Will and Grace".
The most noticeable result of that — aside from the breathless speed of the suites' fast movements — was the drastically pared-down vibrato in the strings, which resulted in a dull and mousy sound.
In his three years in office, Dr Williams - still regarded with suspicion by some Anglicans for his personal sympathy towards gay people in his earlier career - has been careful to be even-handed and to plead for reconciliation, without noticeable result.
