Sentence examples for any visible changes in from inspiring English sources

Pushing the limit of annealing temperature to 875 K (and in air for 30 min), our SEM images do not reveal any visible changes in morphology, but the TEM image in Figure 3b does reveal a marked increase in oxide shell thickness and loss of crystalline core.

The contralateral hippocampus appeared grossly normal, without any visible changes in cell density or gliosis (data not shown).

Our spectroscopic studies performed in live cells did not produce any visible changes in cellular morphology and showed no cytotoxicity by standard cell-viability tests.

This indicates that the enrichment of bone cement with bisphosphonate in ratio of 40 g of bone cement to 60 mg of BP-enriched bone cement does not cause any visible changes in the chemical composite of bone cement.

The discovery and validation of pharmacodynamic, and preferably non-invasive, biomarkers that report on drug action is key for the rational development of therapies targeting the MEK1/2 pathway, as they allow target and pathway modulation to be monitored and therapeutic response to be assessed at an early stage and before any visible changes in tumour volume.

Results show that the attack did not cause any visible change in memory and CPU consumption of Fog node, hence it is quite difficult to detect and mitigate.

This explains the possible advantage of a direct view of the cartilage, allowing the procedure to be stopped in case of any visible change in the aspect of the cartilage, and to pull the probe slightly backward and successively start the radiofrequency thermoablation again.

But how concretely related are the consumption of drugs and a visible changes in the eyes?

In our experience, however, the BT4C cells grow homogenously in the rat brain without any obvious visible changes in the cellular distribution within the tumour, until late in the course of progression when necrosis may appear.

When CNG or natural gas was made mandatory for public transport, there was a visible change in air quality and the move was hailed by many as game changing.

Damasio, like James, argues that an emotion consists primarily of a visible change in the body.