Sentence examples for be less observable in from inspiring English sources

Low memory specificity in the recovery phase may be less observable in those patients in whom lack of specificity during depressive episodes is primarily attributable to deficits in executive capacity and control and may be elicited by different factors in those for whom functional avoidance is the key contributory process.

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.

The Veil of Darkness (VOD) test uses solar variation, that is daytime or nighttime, to evaluate which motorists are stopped and when they are stopped, with the assumption that race is less observable in darkness.

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.

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

Like squeezed states, DSNs exhibit nonclassical properties of the quantum field in which the fluctuation of a certain observable can be less than that in the vacuum state.

The effects of these social determinants on health are less directly observable than bacteria in a Petri-dish and therefore require interventions that are distinctly different from a drug or vaccine, operating at a socio-ecological rather than simply biological level.

Thus, the expected prolonged enhancement due to filling in of haemangiomas is less readily observable because of intense liver parenchymal enhancement (Fig. 6).

The progression of observable inflammation was less severe in Nampt+/− mice compared to Nampt+/+ with a significant difference in the median arthritic index from day 28 to 70 post-immunization (Fig. 1a).

Unlike in the normal eye, polarization scrambling in the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) was less pronounced or even not observable in PS-OCT images of albinos.

Modern-day men's deficiencies in pinching pressure were less pronounced, but still observable.