Sentence examples for noticeably impact from inspiring English sources
Analytics firm Jumpshot found that the launch of Instagram Stories did not noticeably impact the share of email signups between Instagram and Snapchat at first, with Snapchat holding steady at around 76percentt.
To noticeably impact the recovery kinetics, rhodopsin must desensitize with comparable or slower kinetics than G protein decay.
Maximum starch concentrations in willow stems have been reported as < 0.6% DM [ 51] so will not noticeably impact glucose release yields.
In our simulation, an increase in population size by an order of magnitude (to 20,000 individuals) did not noticeably impact simulation results beyond the expectations of stochastic variation (supplementary fig. S1 A, Supplementary Material online).
Likewise, the regression diagnostics indicate that the distance model does not appreciably affect the overall goodness of fit (represented by the pseudo- R), but it does noticeably impact the autoregressive coefficient and, more importantly, the spatial dependence in the regression residuals.
Sparrow says that age most noticeably impacts on our eyes between the ages of 40 and 60.
Over the last few years there has been a massive change in the equality agenda, which has more noticeably impacted on young people.
"That's the kind of calculation that I think people are turning over in their minds, which hasn't noticeably impacted us yet but it may very well by the end of the year".
Upper Paleolithic stone artifact microlithization embodied a change in tool design and production that noticeably impacted northeast Asian prehistory.
The JR24 implementation reduces compilation times, mainly due to reducing the number of files generated during JR program translation, without noticeably impacting execution times.
For example, the IMR90-4 iPstartinging density of 30,000 cells/cm was used to scale down differentiation from previously reported 6-well culture to 96-well culture without noticeably impacting BBB marker expression, capability for barrier formation, or efflux transporter activity.
