Sentence examples similar to Perceptible deviation from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that there is no perceptible difference.

Placebo treatment made no perceptible difference to blood lipid levels.

In reality, different types of errors are perceived differently, for example, timing deviations are less perceptible than pitch deviations.

'When there is a just perceptible increased risk for some deviation and then you send the patient to a second examination without her asking for it.

For whom are we doing this and are you prepared to face the consequences?' (Participant no 9) 'When there is a just perceptible increased risk for some deviation and then you send the patient to a second examination without her asking for it.

Even on moderately expensive speakers, the difference is barely perceptible.

We further find that finer temporal granularity leads to less-perceptible adaptation and smaller deviations in game completion times.

However, the conventional bitrate control algorithms based on QP control often suffer from perceptible image quality degradations, such as blocking, ringing, or texture-deviation artifacts, when the target bitrate is very low.

Thus, the difference of individual behavioral patterns is more perceptible.

The deviations of the computed voltages and currents signals in the time domain are extremely perceptible and specific under verity of fault circumstances.

Minimal perceptible clinical improvement on the WOMAC questionnaire has been established in the literature at −10.4 with the standard deviation of scores on the instrument at 13.6 [ 20].