Sentence examples similar to noticeably more established from inspiring English sources

And for the more established VC funds?

Their more established adversaries?

Consider larger, more established organizations.

Noticeably, more GO terms were established in the SW PVCs (290 v. 122 enriched GO terms), suggesting that the additional enriched gene transcripts participated in specific acclimated functions in the SW environment.

Despite its annual inclusion of lesser known jazz and folk acts, the prize has become noticeably more mainstream in its choices over the years, culminating in last year's award being given to long established Manchester band Elbow.

Timbers players, who are noticeably more down-to-earth than their highly paid European counterparts, regularly interact with the local community, partaking in hospital visits, school training camps and establishing links with the city's independently-minded small businesses.   .

In Android there's noticeably more nuance.

The surface is now noticeably more rusted.

The Mirror was noticeably more sympathetic.

McCain, though, is noticeably more enthusiastic.

And Carmelo Anthony, who bristled under D'Antoni, is noticeably more engaged.