Sentence examples for is less observable from inspiring English sources

This is less observable in modern technical and scientific registers, and also in "officialese", because these are characterised by a high degree of grammatical metaphor.

As presented in Fig. 8a, as the electropolymerization time increase, the anodic peak becomes broader and the reduction peak is less observable.

Betulinic acid is less observable as distinct compound in the extraction product, on one hand, due to its low concentration and on the other hand due to the weak Raman intensity characteristic for the –COOH group at 1681 and 1718 cm-1.

At the same time, a certain amount of the diagnostic process involves individual mental activity perceiving, thinking and interpreting that is less observable.

Galileo had been rolling balls down inclined planes and making direct observations to evaluate his gravitation theory, but Darwin's theory of natural selection was less observable.

Other parameters, like internal anisotropy and non-homogeneity, are less observable at sight.

The few studies that account for both predator and conspecific visual perception have found that ventral body regions, which are less observable to predators, are more conspicuous to both conspecifics and predators, whereas more visible dorsal areas are more camouflaged to predators, particularly in sexually competing males (crabs; Cummings et al. 2008; agamid lizards; Garcia et al. 2013).

This result is likely to be a consequence of the gender-specific trends in mental health problems, with boys more frequently displaying externalising problems that are connected to more obvious limitations, while girls in this age group tend to show internalising problems [ 23] where interferences with functioning are less observable.

Low memory specificity in the recovery phase may be less observable in those patients in whom lack of specificity during depressive episodes is primarily attributable to deficits in executive capacity and control and may be elicited by different factors in those for whom functional avoidance is the key contributory process.

Some benefits of meditation that are less observable for most people include: falling asleep more easily, more ease in fighting addictions, altered states of mind (which are most prominent in people who have spent over 1,000 hours meditating such as Buddhist monks).

Thus, the expected prolonged enhancement due to filling in of haemangiomas is less readily observable because of intense liver parenchymal enhancement (Fig. 6).