Sentence examples for noticeably used from inspiring English sources

This creates an embarrassing moment where while not leaking, the diaper (and bed) might smell of urine and your friends needs to get out of the bed wearing a diaper that is noticeably used.

The relation between aircraft noise and cortisol did not change noticeably using the five different aircraft noise variables.

"That pulled the rug out from under my feet!" – a common metaphor for losing stability when facing an adverse experience, is an expression noticeably often used by individuals with prominent motor FNS (e.g., gait disturbances).

Noticeably, we used 28°C for mean temperature as the common threshold (lag 0 1) for all analyses; however, confidence intervals for the estimated thresholds of each mortality type and age group are also reported in Table 3 to give an idea of the uncertainty around the value of 28°C.

And the garments chosen by buyers from Western stores are noticeably skimpy, using less of the costly material.

Theoretical and experimental studies on solar systems proved that the system performance enhances noticeably by using nanofluids.

Plant productivity estimates were noticeably improved using LiDAR-derived variables, while uncertainties associated with land cover generalizations and wetlands in this largely forested landscape were considered less important.

But student activism over labor conditions is noticeably quieter than it used to be.

It's not uncommon for studios to release different cuts of trailers for different audiences, and clips included in trailers are sometimes noticeably different from those used in the actual end product.

My apartment is noticeably cleaner after using it, and the act of vacuuming is noticeably easier when it's with the Animal.

More specifically, some US sectors used to get provisions from the spot markets (e.g., wheat, oilseeds, pork meat, and tobacco) noticeably increased the use of contracts in the period 1991 2005.