Sentence examples for was noticed through from inspiring English sources

The raw GSR signal was thus detrended using a piecewise linear regression model when this drift was noticed through visual inspection.

Furthermore, the chemotherapeutic potential of S. triloba was noticed through significant inhibitory activity of this plant against HIF-1α mRNA expression, which is a master transcription factor related to cell proliferation/survival and resistance to chemotherapy and radiation [ 34].

However, a change that is noticed through self-examination may not always be indicative of cancer.

Almost no chemical reactions between bio-oil and control asphalt are noticed through FT-IR test results.

Algeria has a traditional architectural heritage which can be noticed through the knowledge in the construction field based on vernacular architecture integrating climatic data and local resources.

The results suggest that in cauliflower, the alleviation of NH4+ toxicity using Si can be noticed through the increase of the physical integrity of the membranes and in broccoli, the alleviation of NH4+ toxicity is associated most with the water use efficiency.

Several important features of Rnase10 KO spermatozoa were noticed through direct observation of caudal epididymal sperm preparations.

Note that REannotate does provide a facility to correct defragmentation, provided that this situation is noticed through human inspection in the first place (see below).

Following the second bombing a car containing white men was noticed, driving through otherwise empty Shore Boulevard.

Leaving right after a head count, so he would have an hour or two before his absence was noticed, Cole went through the machine-shop wall and dove into the water, swimming straight out from the island, the fog so thick around him he could barely see the movement of his own arms as he swam.

Her father is a philanderer, her mother is liberal but not liberated, and she herself is learning to be noticed, drifting through gendered time and space: "I waited to be told what was good about me.