Sentence examples for performed noticeably from inspiring English sources

But their younger brothers and sisters, who spent many more of their formative years in the suburbs, performed noticeably better at school and in future jobs.

FALCON performed noticeably worse than HGAP, with a much lower assembly length (see Table  1) and a lower N50.

For the DNA OrthoMaM data set, the phylogenetic informativeness ranking performed noticeably better than these other measures, which in some parts of the plot crossed or were below the average path.

Both the STEM and FBPA methods showed lower agreement with the manually curated standard for qRT-PCR data than for microarray data as shown in the first row of Table 1, but the STEM clustering performed noticeably more poorly (0.607, 0.661 vs. 0.486, 0.483).

It is interesting to note that if one overlooks the impact of pilot insertion strategies, one might arrives at a paradox result that noncoherent detection (dashed line) performs (noticeably) better than coherent detection (rightmost solid line)! Figure 10 Performance of PA codes with different pilot insertion strategies.

But, in most cases, there was no task 4G could perform noticeably better than 3G.

He predicted that the economy would perform "noticeably better" in the second half of this year than it has in the recent past.

Even though a lot of money and attention were directed towards around 200 schools, they didn't perform noticeably better than similar schools.

Encouragingly, the volunteers did not perform noticeably worse now on the tests of cognitive function than they had at the start.

Those who receive it do not perform noticeably better when it comes to saving more, for example, or avoiding ruinous debt.

It performs noticeably less than adequate now as a result.