Sentence examples for noticed which may from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a significant blueshift of the two modes with increasing annealing temperature was noticed which may be explained by a phase separation between Si-np and the Si nitride medium.

A miniature increase of the ∆Hm value with increase in the clay content is noticed, which may result from the small enhancement in the degree of crystallinity of the PCL moiety where the exfoliated nanoclay is acting as a nucleating agent [28].

Slight increase in tablet diameter was noticed which may be due to the swelling of both E-RL and pectinic acid.

The subdivision is amended to make it plain that informal notice, which may be communicated to the attorney rather than the adverse party, is to be preferred to no notice at all.

If this does not work, the LA can issue the offending party with an "abatement notice" which may require the nuisance to stop immediately and/or prohibit or restrict its occurrence.

Japan requires two weeks' notice, which may be why Japanese firms love to use private planes, but only outside Japan: Toyota's corporate-aviation operation is based in California.

There is a choice to be made concerning transitive creature-consciousness, failure to notice which may be a potential source of confusion.

Due to the lack of knowledge about MBC, patients may take longer to seek medical treatment after noticing, which may result in an increase in the tumor diameter [13].

But these loans are not always available on short notice, which may be necessary in case of acute health emergencies, and thus in all likelihood do not play an important part in access to care for episodes of acute illness.

"There are some very subtle movements and interactions between the plants that only a handful of people may have noticed, which I like the idea of".

I no longer tell a client what to do or how to do it based on a standard/model but ask him/her to find a way to make changes in current thinking/production outside level of comfort or habit in order to notice differences which may or may not become new and/or more useful patterns".