Sentence examples for noticeably compared from inspiring English sources

She said her reception as a barefoot runner had changed noticeably compared with a year ago, when she ran a half-marathon.

Adding 5 wt% TBAF decreases the induction time of CO2 hydrate formation noticeably, compared to pure water.

Diverse proposals [136, 138] have shown that recognition performance decreases noticeably compared to original biometric systems while sample images of transformed biometric images render non-invertibility doubtable.

It was shown that the presence of verapamil increased the mucosal to serosal transport of furosemide noticeably compared to the control lacking verapamil.

Go to Text figure 2 (HTML) 3. Decline in voter turnout in G7 countries The percentage of recent voter turnout in G7 countries has declined noticeably compared to 1945-1990 figures.

In flexion, the pressure increased noticeably compared with other postures and had a value of approximately 0.9 MPa at level L1/L2 under a forward bending (flexion) moment of 20 Nm.

Car insurance and entry to student events is also noticeably higher compared other universities.

For example, special relativity predicts that if you watch a clock moving faster than about a third of the speed of light, it runs noticeably slow (compared with one at rest) – an effect known as time dilation.

It was noticeably undistinguished compared with its more stately neighbors, most of which were variations on the center-hall colonial-style house and went up in the early 1920's.

The risk of death after surgery on a Friday was also noticeably higher, compared with Monday, for those having a lung removed, surgery to improve blood supply to the heart, or procedures for an abdominal aortic aneurysm.

Despite its fun image, Magic is not a family event, with children noticeably absent compared to usual Super League games, as the drunkenness and foul chanting dominate behaviour later in the day.