Sentence examples for such noticeable from inspiring English sources

In order to explain such noticeable anisotropic behaviour, we have studied the evolution of two kinematic variables (C C bond length and hexagonal cell angle) as a function of the twist tension rate.

Peaks correspond to ceria and alumina retained and there is no such noticeable change in the peak positions or their intensities after TOS indicating that the structure is retained even after 12 h reaction.

Such noticeable weakness has to be caused by flat income growth and poor job prospects.

Such noticeable downshift certainly cannot support indefinite price increases even in the hottest of the hot-sports, not to mention the rest of the country which is stagnant or, in some cases, declining.

Our data showed such noticeable phenomenon consistently throughout the other covariate (age, sex) categories.

Because direct and indirect methods can lead to such noticeable differences in elicited utilities, priority setting institutions should avoid using a mixture of methods for different decisions, otherwise a motivated choice of method might be used to distort the outcome in a preferred direction.

Why would the attacks suddenly have such a noticeable impact?

I would love to use the book, but I don't think I can bring myself to do so with such a noticeable error.

However, the attack on the national stations may well have serious effects on regional journalism, including a return to the self-censorship that was such a noticeable feature of the Soviet decades.

Asked to identify why a hitter who was once so complete might have experienced such a noticeable drop, Teixeira — who was quick to say he was not complaining — said he believed one factor was the defensive alignments teams were increasingly using against him when he batted left-handed.

Such a noticeable decay in the emission intensity is ascribed to existence of a surface interaction between oxide NP and MB molecules as non-bonding electron (n) transfer occurs from S-atom of MBH molecules (see Scheme 2) to the surface of oxide NPs.