Sentence examples for noticeably different to from inspiring English sources
A novel approach to this issue 8 makes use of the simple observation that should two medians (means) differ by less than Weber's fraction, they are arguably not noticeably different to an observer.
Certainly, A Moon Shaped Pool is noticeably different to its predecessor, 2011's patchy King Of Limbs.
The way Latin America raises its taxes is noticeably different to the OECD's average tax profile (see chart).
He said the mood in Paris was noticeably different to that at the Copenhagen summit six years earlier, adding that the representations made by about 400 mayors – who, between them, speak for perhaps 20% of the world's population – show just how strong the clamour for action has become.
Noticeably different to the BD treatment was the increase in Gammaproteobacteria (to 25%) and Cytophaga/Flexibacter (to 18%) over time.
The spatial distribution of LCs in these samples was also noticeably different to blank skin at the same time points.
Matejko's technique in this painting was subtly but noticeably different compared to his other paintings; authors Wrede et al. attribute this to Matejko's exploration of new techniques, but note that contemporary critiques saw this departure from his old style as the weakening form of the dying master, and did not applaud the changes.
If Kaputt's follow-up, Poison Season, isn't quite the abstruse two-fingers-to-success gesture it's been painted as in some quarters, it's certainly a noticeably different album to its predecessor, partially inspired by Bejar's obsession with Mack the Knife: "It's like a universal standard, but it's the most deranged song.
His interview struck a noticeably different stance to his public statement in 2013 that the proposed pay rise was "simply unacceptable".
The results do not come through in any noticeably different way to users.
Training in the use of EP was noticeably different compared to other prognostic tests: node-negative and node-positive ER+/HER2− BC patients (n = 964) were included in the multigene algorithm design, and a combined score of EP, tumor size and nodal status (EPclin) was defined in the large training cohort.
