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Most of the heat-induced cracks healed with time and became hardly detectable at the time repair was initiated.

We found that the mRNA levels of all 5 genes were dramatically reduced in ES and became hardly detectable in Ed.

If instead the prime minister is proposing it is only encrypted messaging that's banned, the picture becomes hardly any clearer: if my Amazon online shopping session includes an ability to message a seller, is that now banned?

Although Corbyn allies were appalled by Mr  Livingstone's remarks about mental health, the controversy showed just how bitter the left-right battle inside Labour has become – hardly a sign of the more tolerant "new politics"  Mr Corbyn wants to usher in.

Large instances become hardly treatable due to non-linearity.

This becomes hardly discernible in the final stages of graphitization above 1000 °C.

After condensation in the VAS, VP88GFP becomes hardly detectable by fluorescence.

By using real object textures, computer-generated objects can be well matched to background frames and become hardly detectable as computer objects.

With commonly existing Process, Voltage, and Temperature (PVT) variations inside a chip, lifetime reliability assurance becomes hardly possible without Dynamic Reliability Management (DRM).

Due to the larger number of degrees of freedom than for spokes excitations, joint design techniques based on the fine discretization (gridding) of the parameter space become hardly tractable for kT-points pulses.

Such gaps and errors may potentially dilute regularities to a point where they become hardly perceptible, particularly in field studies where the data suffer significantly from higher noise levels compared to lab-based studies.