Sentence examples for a less observable from inspiring English sources

Salvador Tomas, a World War II veteran who lives nearby, said it would be "somewhat inconsiderate to people who served in the armed forces to relegate it to a less observable situation".

As suggested by our VSV-Np protein-based experiment (Fig. 4), in donor tumor cells expressing whole protein antigen, surface MHC-I/peptide complexes will have a less observable effect on DC cross-presentation.

Galileo had been rolling balls down inclined planes and making direct observations to evaluate his gravitation theory, but Darwin's theory of natural selection was less observable.

Less observable — and more contentious — were business arrangements that have raised serious questions of conflict of interest between the public and private sectors.

These fundamentals are more or less observable; those who called the housing bubble did so based on historically anomalous increases in the ratio of home prices to rents and incomes.

Other parameters, like internal anisotropy and non-homogeneity, are less observable at sight.

First, we should expect these oscillations to become less observable as N increases; (g^{ast}) will eventually reach unphysical values.

This is less observable in modern technical and scientific registers, and also in "officialese", because these are characterised by a high degree of grammatical metaphor.

This peak becomes less observable at Br−/Au ratios of 6 1, and the spectrum in the near infrared increases, suggesting high yield of nanoplates.

As presented in Fig. 8a, as the electropolymerization time increase, the anodic peak becomes broader and the reduction peak is less observable.

Betulinic acid is less observable as distinct compound in the extraction product, on one hand, due to its low concentration and on the other hand due to the weak Raman intensity characteristic for the –COOH group at 1681 and 1718 cm-1.