Sentence examples for noticed properly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is a high chance of overlooking some important patterns in the data which, if noticed properly, may help identify faults that can compromise energy efficiency.

It's a drama in which characters are always complaining about the way their companions appear - 'Don't give me that look?'; 'What's with the faces?' - while also fatally failing to notice them properly.

The group's attorneys said Anthem should have sent the customers a "discontinuation" notice to properly inform them that they were losing their out-of-network coverage.

It's not even a date that most British people will have properly noticed.

So it was that patience finally snapped; so it was that the way Gil and Cerezo took control of the club got properly noticed at last.

But in the midst of these more nebulous advantages, says Brazier, evidence has emerged – and his fear is that it hasn't been properly noticed – that children who have brothers and sisters tend to be healthier.

Since encountering the outdoor drawing project, I have become friends with the artist and have seen him grow and expand from project to project, while at the same time never losing his thirst for adventure and his wonderment for the world that we see every day but fail to properly notice.

Playing the first hole, Sluman looked down at his ball and noticed that it was not properly labeled.

In combing through the Stanford study she's not only noticed a critical error in properly identifying a class of nutrients, a spelling error indicative of biochemical incompetence (or at least an egregious oversight) that skewed one important result, but also that the researchers curiously excluded evaluating many nutrients that she found to be considerably higher in organic foods.

As workers at Michigan Truck's "tire hole" were mounting the first few tires, they noticed they were not fitting properly.

The board is currently "verifying that the notice is properly constituted".