Sentence examples for discernible quality from inspiring English sources

Everything resonated perfectly into my ears with a discernible quality unmatched by any other product I've spent more than a day with.

However, a quality metric that entails a greater insight of the usefulness of the biometric sample in consideration can improve the performance of these systems by providing more discernible quality cohorts.

About 20percentt of the audience of "Lost" has gone missing since last year, even though the show has suffered no discernible decline in quality.

The Highlands is one of a very few American restaurants that has managed to age with no discernible loss of quality in service, food or atmosphere.

But Portland, who'd been good in parts all year, got it right when it mattered – and when they swapped players in or moved them around, there was no discernible drop in quality.

By the time they have been nurtured the organic way, he says, there won't be a discernible difference in quality, and he won't have so many unwanted carcasses on his hands.

There were no discernible differences in quality between face-to-face and telephone interviews.

In order for health care leaders and professionals to embrace the philosophy of accreditation, they must view it as making a discernible difference in quality and safety as well as a sound business decision.

In the unlikely event of a discernible worsening of air quality in the WEZ area, we would implement targeted local measures, in the same way as in other localised parts of central London if such problems were to arise.

And the "Stanford study," which attracted attention for all the wrong reasons — many reports focused on its finding of no discernible difference in nutritive quality between organic and conventional foods — verified that the pesticide content of organic foods was vastly smaller than that of conventional.

It was concluded that nitrogen mostly improved plant growth and fiber yield while potassium had discernible effects on fiber quality.