Sentence examples for discernable changes in the from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, in hindsight, a strict chronological hang would have been better, allowing viewers to see discernable changes in the artist's work over the three successive summers he worked in Old Lyme.

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.

XRD and Raman spectroscopy data indicate that elevated temperature soaks of the thin-film batteries in the quiescent state causes no discernable changes in the LiCoO2 cathode layer.

Although many studies have indicated that AOA are considered to be the primary driver of nitrification (Chen et al. 2008; He et al. 2007; Leininger et al. 2006), in our study, there was no discernable changes in the AOA community after the combined application of N fertilizer and biochar, indicating the AOB community was more sensitive to the fertilization practice in vegetable soil.

While Mtb not treated with THZ appeared to have normal envelope morphology (Figure 2A), those treated with either 1x (Figure 2B) or 4x (Figure 2C) dose of THZ for 6 hr exhibited discernable changes in the envelope morphology.

The combination of CNDAC and vorinostat produced discernable changes in the levels of a number of the proteins that regulate apoptosis, including decreases in the anti-apoptotic proteins Mcl-1 and Bcl-xl, and increases in the levels or activation state of the pro-apoptotic BH3-only proteins Noxa, Bid and Bim-EL.

The solid form of the micronized material was examined by PXRD and TGA/SDTA, and demonstrated no discernable change in the crystal form post the micronization process.

Attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopy and Coomassie blue staining revealed little discernable change in the protein surface film after 24 h of shear at 500 s−1 and 37 °C.

Tripped (turbulent) inlet conditions caused no discernable change in the structure of the mixing layer suggesting that the effects of heat release manifest in the instability dominate the mixing behavior of the layer.

Although the data presented here has been corrected according to the relative size of the different body areas, this caused no discernable change in the pattern of the results over that of the uncorrected data.

Pretreatment at 90°C with or without enzymatic hydrolysis shows no discernable change in the structure of the vascular tissue.