Sentence examples for noticeably extend from inspiring English sources
"When we use all of these power states," he says, "we're able to keep the average power on chips to 160 to 220 milliwatts". These low power requirements can noticeably extend battery life, he says.
In case of sparse networks (e.g., Northern Canada and Russia, Antarctica region and coastal zone in polar regions), the adjunction of the GLONASS-based measurements, due to the different constellation configuration as compare to the GPS one, allows to noticeably extend areas covered by the GNSS measurements and essentially increase a number of the available ionospheric piercing points.
But if there's been any new show of openness, it has not noticeably extended to the news media.
He has quite noticeably not extended the contract of Joe Torre, who merely won four world championships in the last five years.
It was found that glycol ether compounds noticeably prolong the nucleation time, and extend the delay of catastrophic growth significantly.
After induction of differentiation, while neurons with elongated neurites extended noticeably from the periphery of the spheres in control and in CM-BV2(C) treated, lesser proportion of differentiating cells was observed in CM from BV2 JEV) treated neurospheres.
Mouse survival was extended noticeably by all of the tested HDAC inhibitors, but HNHA produced a greater effect than SAHA or TSA (Fig. 5b and d).
It is noteworthy that the Te,Te coupling path in the CDD analysis extends noticeably into the "dead ends" of the Te C(Me) bonds, rather than the conjugated aromatic moiety.
Our comparative experiments also demonstrate that humidity can noticeably minimize graphene wear and substantially extend lubrication life time.
The trade-off is that GM claims that the regenerative brakes in combination with the conventional brakes provide noticeably shorter braking distances and help extend the life of the conventional brake pads.
The gills are subdistant (neither close to, nor distant from, one another) and are of a distinctive shape; they are decurrent, that is, they extend down the stem, and are noticeably arched.
