Sentence examples for noticeably favourable from inspiring English sources
We assert that weather should be considered alongside other situational variables, particularly during times of discretionary activity or noticeably favourable weather conditions in planning resource allocation.
First, again, we focused on the European rather than US context; this means that the initial serotype coverage of the heptavalent vaccine was noticeably less favourable (58% of carried serotypes instead of approximately 80%).
38 Thus the ratio of the positive effects on carbon dioxide equivalent emissions against the detrimental effects on radon related lung cancer will almost certainly become less favourable over time unless clinical treatments become noticeably more effective (which is possible).
The ratio of benefits to harms differed noticeably by age and sex, however, with a more favourable trade-off among older people (who in practice used the cycle hire scheme rarely) and among men (who in practice accounted for most of the cycle hire use).
GS only and GS + PAGE had different patterns of change in the average frequency of the favourable alleles at the QTN with the largest effects and these were also noticeably different from the change in the average frequency of the favourable alleles at all QTN.
His spine bells noticeably.
noticeably, even if modestly.
Then he noticeably winced.
I was noticeably weaker".
