Sentence examples for does not cause detectable from inspiring English sources
The results suggest the existence of a critical aggregate size below which aggregate-restraint does not cause detectable microcracking.
No evident changes in amorphous structure and chemistry, particularly oxygen concentration, can be seen, suggesting that the annealing does not cause detectable crystallization or oxidation.
While the fixation protocol per se does not cause detectable disruptions in nuclear morphology, it greatly influences the conservation of nuclear shape and size during the most stringent steps of FISH.
This confirmed our previous result that changing ClpT1 concentration does not cause detectable formation of the dimer species.
A previous study reported that the missense mutation by itself does not cause detectable complex I deficiency; however, the experimental strategy involved overexpression of the NUBPL gene, which might have obscured any subtle defects.
Even modest losses of genetic diversity may result in a reduced ability to adapt to environmental change, yet the short-term impact of such losses may be minimal if populations are maintained in stable environments or if the loss does not cause detectable inbreeding depression-like effects.
However, the gelation of ι-carrageenan, which could be detected by the oscillating rheological measurement, did not cause detectable changes in the ultrasonic measurement.
WN/DEN4-3′Δ30 did not cause detectable viremia, indicating that it is even more attenuated for monkeys.
CNOT2 depletion stabilized the mRNA of the DUSP5 control gene, but did not cause detectable changes in the mRNA stabilities of MHC II genes or RAC2, another CNOT2-dependent gene (Fig. 6A).
CNOT2-mediated repression of MHC II genes occurred also in the absence of the master regulator class II transactivator (CIITA) and did not cause detectable changes of the chromatin structure at the chromosomal MHC II locus.
In contrast, depletion of ER tubule marker REEP1 or sheet marker Climp63 did not cause detectable ER stress (Fig. S2C E), even though both of them interact with microtubules.
