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Meanings of noticeable in English
Usage of noticeable in English
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The first noticeable result of this action was that the portrait disappeared.
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Among the most noticeable new features are the much-improved crash recovery system.
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What is perhaps particularly noticeable now is the pace of the changes.
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Testers say the technology contributes to a noticeable reduction in fuel consumption.
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But the most noticeable difference was in the voices of the men.
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Histopathological examinations of the tumor sections, however, led to noticeable biological differences.
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Her obvious skills, her easy command in a leadership role, are noticeable.
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At Apple's tablet event last week, there was one noticeable absence: games.
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The difference would be noticeable, Razzini told Reuters Health in an email.
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In New York and New Jersey, there are small but noticeable increases.
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Whichever salve you choose, noticeable improvement to skin health can be expected.
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Further treatment with anticoagulants was continued for five years with noticeable improvement.
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It is not immediately noticeable that Blackrock is a coastal location, however.
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The variety of form noticeable in the display of turbans was remarkable.
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The use of the colon instead of the period is also noticeable:
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The Manjour villages are noticeable for the gardens in and around them.
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South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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