Sentence examples for noticeably changed from inspiring English sources

The number of amateur teams has not noticeably changed.

As he accepted the endorsement, Mr. Bush criticized Mr. Gore, who noticeably changed his style between the first and second debates.

John Cooper, Sundance's director, also pointed to the speed of digital filmmaking tools, particularly home editing equipment, as having noticeably changed the festival.

Although Pavin's new coach, Butch Harmon, has refined his swing to be wider, the rudiments of Pavin's game have not noticeably changed this week.

Nor has consolidation noticeably changed the type of business that banks in this country do or the way they do it.

Distribution of patients in each subset noticeably changed at 24 h.

But it remains to be seen whether the tone of the show will noticeably change.

A corollary to the hypothesis that you burn more calories simply by adding muscle is the belief that muscle can noticeably change your body weight.

Shape and number of these islands do not noticeably change with time or applied normal load.

It is obvious that in such a case, using high-strength concrete does not noticeably change the performance of CFBBC.

In other words, single cutouts do not noticeably change the pre- and post-buckling behavior of cylindrical shells.