Sentence examples for discernable amount of from inspiring English sources
Blotting with the anti-pan-PIPKIγ antibody indicated that PIPKIγ is mainly located in the cytosolic fraction, but a discernable amount of PIPKIγ was present in the nuclear fraction as well.
Furthermore, by naked eye, there was no discernable difference in the amount of digesta within the gut of individual fish.
In contrast, we found no discernable difference in the amount of transcript encoding VTI11 or VTI12, two other VTI family members, in the vti13 mutant (Fig. 1A, Table 1).
We also observed that for DF, there was no discernable correlation between the amount of virus in the serum and serum chymase levels; however, for DHF patients, there appeared to be a strong correlation between high levels of chymase and lower DENV genome copies in the serum, perhaps, highlighting the potential of MCs to contribute to virus clearance.
Sections stained with H&E were used to visualize generalized chondrocyte cell death (determined by the amount of lacunae lacking discernable nuclei), localized cell death/focal cell loss (the presence of distinct regions devoid of discernable nuclei) and chondrocyte cluster formation (lacunae containing more than one nuclei).
If someone gets into your computer, they can put together a very detailed account of who you are based upon the sites you visit, the purchases you've made, the Internet searches you've conducted (think about how much about your life is discernable from the things you Google), the amount of time you spend online and the folks with whom you keep in touch.
Radically reducing the amount of methane and nitrous oxide in the atmosphere can produce discernable changes in the greenhouse gas effect within decades, while the same reductions in carbon dioxide take nearly a century.
In contrast, ESI-MS produces discernable signals for PHP variants (due to mass differences) and their mass peak heights are quantitatively correlated with the amount of contributing variants [15].
Amount of National Rifle Assn.
Matter: Amount of evidence.
