Sentence examples for a discernable difference in from inspiring English sources

Further, the placement of the fan – either in blowing or suction mode – does not give rise to a discernable difference in stack performance for the flow-field considered (metal mesh).

I never realized there was such a discernable difference in waters, but apparently there is.

At 42 days, however, there is a discernable difference in bone morphology between the control and experimental groups (Fig.  5b).

Several HOPE thought there was now a discernable difference in basic skill levels between those pupils active outside school and those not.

In both cases, the pulse is not very narrow due to the small value of N = 8, resulting in a discernable difference between the shifted version of the distribution of γ1 (dotted curve) and the distribution of γ (dashed curve).

Further, MGRN1 depletion in melan a6 cells, led to increased LC3 II levels; bafilomycin A1 treatment again did not yield a discernable difference (Supplementary Figures S5F and S5G).

However there is a consistent and reproducibly discernable difference in the DLS data generated between oxidised and non-oxidised CNTs which potentially provides a means of quantitatively measuring the degree of functionalisation of oxidised CNTs.

There was no discernable difference in the HLA-A, B, C, DR or DQ alleles between the 3 cohorts.

Analysis of cultured Kc167 cells showed a similar pattern to that of early embryos, with no discernable difference in pairing of a euchromatic locus among G1, S, and G2 subpopulations, but a presumed disruption during later stages of M phase (Williams et al. 2007).

When they are both empty, a drop of water put into one of them produces no discernable difference in output at the spout; but when they are both full, an added drop to one of them can be detected.

There was little discernable difference in red fluorescence between the 10 μg/ml uncoated Ag-NP-treated cells (Figure 3c, g) versus the untreated control (Figure 3b), however, the PS-Ag-NPs (10 and 25 nm) appear to cause a slight, yet significant decline in cathepsin L activity at this dose (Figure 3e, i, table).