Sentence examples for discernible amount of from inspiring English sources

"There is a discernible amount of self-censorship going on," the liberal Israeli-American writer Bernard Avishai said.

Upon the detection of a discernible amount of hydrogen, the system will 'wake' from an idle state to create a wireless data communication link to relay the detection of hydrogen to a central monitoring station.

However, it does not express CK19 but surprisingly contains a discernible amount of CK13.

A 2012 study determined that white pelicans that had migrated from the gulf to Minnesota to breed were producing eggs that contained discernible amounts of compounds that were traceable to the BP spill.

The fact that the treatment with diastase did not weaken PAS reaction indicates that carbohydrates present in the UVD do not include discernible amounts of glycogen.

The point, though, is that Obama is trying to cast himself as the candidate least likely to take us to war in Iran, though there is not a super-discernible amount of difference between the two men on Iran.

Lynn R. Goldman, professor of environmental health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, said the truth was that it leached in barely discernible amounts.

Such disorders as schizophrenia and intellectual disability appear to have no clearly discernible effect on the amount of time a person will spend in such REM-activated EEG sleep.

This year represents a rare year of gender equity in the finalists but also significant is the generational change playing out in the selection – gone are many of the war horses of past decades, so too many of the worthy academic works, and there's no discernible fashion for the amount of paint in the picture, or their size.

Importance of cholesterol biosensors is already recognized in the clinical diagnosis of cardiac and brain vascular diseases as discernible from the enormous amount of research in this field.

The elegant simplicity of neutral monism is barely discernible under the enormous amount of old-fashioned philosophical baggage with which this theory has been burdened.