Sentence examples for a perceivable shift from inspiring English sources

In a perceivable shift to the left, Gandhi, in the middle of punishing regional elections, lavished praise on her late mother-in-law, Indira Gandhi, for her "much reviled" decision as prime minister in 1969 to nationalise India's banks.

However, irradiating walnuts to the dose corresponding to a 5 log reduction caused a perceivable change in flavor.

In fact there is a perceivable quality difference in Figure 4c,f.

Interestingly, transformants of Escherichia coli JM109 (DE3)pSID/EGYII harboring P. aeruginosa strain EGYII DSM 101801 plasmid demonstrated a perceivable antimicrobial activity against E. amylovora strain EGY1 DSM 101800.

No matter, the Pope was caught modeling a perceivable good in this instance and we can all nod in appreciation.

We acted to rectify a perceivable problem in our community and we acted swiftly".

This suggests a perceivable level of false positives.

Similarly to P. aeruginosa, a perceivable level of false positives and negatives is to be expected.

By viewing the Z curve, some overall and local features of the sequence can be detected in a perceivable way.

Therefore no filtering was applied and a perceivable level of false positives and negatives is to be expected.

The goal of recent research was to determine if economic incentives/disincentives in community nursing exist, whether they have a perceivable impact and in what areas.