Sentence examples for changes are discernible from inspiring English sources

These membrane changes are discernible using light and electron microscopy.

(2) To determine whether these changes are discernible perceptually by the instructor.

Similar changes are discernible in subgroups of tumours at other sites.

Currently, verification of an AD diagnosis occurs through postmortem detection of pathology in neural tissue, specifically extracellular amyloid plaques and intracellular neurofibrillary tau tangles; however, cognitive changes are discernible early during AD pathogenesis and mild cognitive impairment (MCI).

Altogether, four different types of age-related methylation changes were discernible: (1) Eight of the 50 gene loci showed a linear increase of DNA methylation with age, as exemplified by HOXA1 (Fig. 2 and Figure S1).

However, no significant changes were discernible in LOX-1 and HMGB-1 relative to air controls in ozone- or DEP-exposed rats (see Supplemental Material, Figure 7).

Whereas no temporal changes were discernible for the cell area and the cell eccentricity features, the cell incline distribution varied over time, in a seemingly non-random fashion.

Notably contrast to the earlier reports, one recent publication suggested that disruption of the mitochondrial membrane potential might occur as a downstream effect of artemisinin-caused cell death as vacuolar change was discernible four hours after artemisinin treatment whereas "abnormal" rhodamine 123 marked signal was not [30].

A noticeable increase in disordered propensity was found for R427Q, however, only a subtle disordered-to-ordered structural transition is predicted for P386S and P477S and no change is discernible for the other variants.

In consistence with a previous study [ 8], mucosal damages were only present in close vicinity to the obstructed site, whereas no change was discernible in other parts of the intestine.

37 The overall decline in health and wellbeing found across both groups in the cohort may reflect their ageing over 2 3 years and the environmental intervention did not appear to moderate this, perhaps because no behaviour change was discernible at the time of the postintervention survey.