Sentence examples for an observable difference from inspiring English sources

It's just that anthocyanins apparently don't create an observable difference in night vision in healthy test subjects.

The coupling of the changing effect of particle size and morphology resulted in an observable difference in the materials conductivity.

The reason that there is not an observable difference between 10, 50 and 100 mD, is due to the high-base recovery of high permeability reservoirs.

Nissl staining and Golgi-impregnated staining did not reveal an observable difference between wild-type (Figure 4H) and hip-eEF-2K-tg mice (Figure 4I).

If data from their hybrid half-siblings were added to the analysis (same hatchery mothers, wild fathers; total n = 27, 21, 24, 9, 15, 24), there was no longer an observable difference in mass (P = 0.2, Mann-Whitney U test).

For the total eEF-2 level (phospho-eEF-2 and dephospho-eEF-2), neither an observable difference (Figure 2A and D) nor a statistical significance (Figure 2C and F) was noted in the hippocampus (Figure 2A and C), amygdala (Figure 2D and F), or cortex (data not shown) between trained and control mice.

The result of Structure_Statue do not have any observable difference from the bicubic interpolation.

The additional pixel density makes an instantly observable difference, even if it should technically exceed the ability of the human eye to discern, if you buy the rhetoric around the original Retina display tech.

This finding however might be caused by the quality of the data set and since there is a small observable difference we would not rule out the possibility that differences could be seen in the future when more appropriate data sets are available.

But even after stripping out all observable differences between workers, there remains an unexplained shortfall in the wages of black workers compared with white ones.

No observable difference was observed in nitrate level under desert pavement with abundant lichens compared to non-lichen pavement surface.