Sentence examples for is not discernibly different from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Leighton is not discernibly different from when I first covered him, in 1977.

Most found that images at 6 1 compression were not discernibly different from uncompressed images.

Industrial production and farm prices, which were falling before Smoot-Hawley came into force, continued on their downward path at a pace that was not discernibly different.

The series are not discernibly different, although one of the "Star Portraits," of a woman holding an electric guitar, has a double meaning by suggesting that she may want to be a star.

Later writers claimed that the subfossil remains found on King and Kangaroo Islands were not discernibly different, and that they therefore belonged to the same taxon.

The soleus muscles of ATZ-treated rats were not discernibly different from those of control rats by light microscopy.

It is therefore of little surprise that the levels of MHC class I expressed by those cells was not discernibly different from that of untransfected cells (not shown).

These estimates were not discernibly different from each other [see Supplemental Material, Table S3 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104515)].

While the concordance statistics are not discernibly different from one another, the best out of sample predictive ability is achieved using the model with the prior distribution having the strongest shrinkage properties, i.e. the 'NEG3' model.> We compared the ranks assigned to a group of variants in a GWAS analysis when those ranks are calculated with and without the functional annotation data.

In a pooled analysis of the etoricoxib development program, the rate of serious thrombotic CV events in patients treated with etoricoxib was not discernibly different than in patients treated with NSAIDs that are not associated with potent and sustained antiplatelet effects such as diclofenac and ibuprofen [ 11].

He is not discernibly a member or follower of any sect or movement; he had no discernible political goal or grievance.