Sentence examples for discernible level from inspiring English sources

A few years after the hurricane, researchers at the University of Texas interviewed a group of New Orleans drug addicts who had made the move to Houston, and they found that Katrina did not seem to have left the group with any discernible level of trauma.

Finally, it is apparent that in spite of the reduction in cytoplasm polarizability for the NTCD strain versus other strains, a discernible level of positive DEP can be observed up to ∼2 MHz with the NTCD strain, up to ∼3 MHz with the LTCD strain, and up to ∼1 MHz with the HTCD strain.

Even a great work such as Arthur Miller's The Crucible operates on two discernible levels: the literal story of the Salem witch trials, and the metaphorical narrative of McCarthyism.

At all time points tested, mock-stimulated test cells did not secrete discernible levels of IFN-γ.

The same trend was observed in bladder cancer cells, where miR-126 was highly expressed in the HUC line and NMI cell lines, but at barely discernible levels in MI cells.

Our study showed that the implementation of pay for performance had neither an immediately discernible (a level change) nor a sustained (a trend change) effect on the rate of blood pressure monitoring and control, despite these being among the compensated pay for performance measures.

In addition, the MaSp2 ensemble types are not always strung together in the same order and do not form clearly discernible higher-level aggregates (Figure 2).

Accordingly, experimental studies on endothelial function in humans suggest that the toxicity of tHcy may be barely discernible at levels only slightly elevated [27].

In contrast, MaSp2 does not have clearly discernible higher-level repeats and has more sequence and length variation among its ensemble repeats than in MaSp1 (Figure 2, Table 2).

There was no clinically significant dose reduction with decreasing baseline eGFR level discernible from the data.

Rather, the jumps resulted from a stable change in intensity vs. σ S, causing an abrupt transition to a new level, discernible as a sudden offset in the scatter plot data.