Sentence examples for discernible pressure from inspiring English sources

The conflict exerts discernible pressure on Drabble's literary control, and raises still pertinent questions about the limits of creative license.

Although the Arrhenius Eyring plot parameters do not have a discernible pressure dependence in the present work, the pressure coefficient versus temperature for the dynamic viscosity was determined from line plots of the dynamic viscosity versus pressure.

The association decreased when we excluded the developing country study (Semenza et al. 1998) that had more severe distribution system deficiencies, with approximately one-half of users reporting discernible pressure loss as opposed to transient low pressures recorded by loggers in the other studies (random-effects pooled IDR = 1.14; 95% CI: 0.95, 1.37; heterogeneity p-value = 0.06).

Does this relatively small difference in temperature between endothermic and ectothermic vertebrates result in a discernible selection pressure for increased thermal stability of proteins?

A discernible area of low pressure formed east of Tonga on February 23.

These observations are supported by in vivo studies showing that reflected waves generated artificially by total occlusions in the aorta distal to the renal arteries have no discernible influence on the pressure and flow waveforms at the ascending aorta (23, 45).

By 0900 UTC on October 31, the circulation degenerated into a trough of low pressure, with no discernible center of low pressure.

No direct competitive force (perhaps other than the urge to cut corners and gain market share--all due to internal sources of pressure) and no discernible outside factor, caused VW executives to make these ill-fated choices.

On the naked silicon substrate, the V2O5 phase was not discernible for the reduced oxygen partial pressure.

As may be observed from the means and 90% HPD intervals for d N / d S and the randomised pairing analysis for comparing distributions (Table  5), d N, d S and d N / d S did not differ substantially between HP and LP lineages, indicating that viral pathogenicity did not have a discernible effect on the average selective pressure experienced across H7 avian influenza HA1.

Importantly, pilot data from our laboratory have suggested that transient exposure to 40 ppm NO during the assessment of lung diffusing capacity has no discernible effect on systolic pulmonary artery pressure in humans exposed to normobaric hypoxia (FIO2 12.5 %) for ~17 h (sPAP: 32.7 ± 5.9 pre-DLCO/DLNO assessment vs. 31.6 ± 6.4 mmHg post-DLCO/DLNO assessment, n = 5).