Sentence examples for most discernible consequences from inspiring English sources

The most discernible consequences found in TO cells include reduced proliferation, accelerated differentiation and augmented apoptosis.

It may be the most discernible effect of the volatility of the last two months.

The truth is that many or most of the computer functions involving yearly date checks have already "failed" with no discernible consequences.

The most discernible theme is a sense of domestic ennui.

Among the three Republicans in the race, he has the most discernible Tea Party profile.

The depth of Bradley's game is most discernible when he doesn't have the ball.

Artists anywhere today will be conscious of what's being done everywhere else, with discernible consequences for the directions they choose to take and those they reject.

They mingle with voices (Joan Crawford's is probably the most discernible) and fleeting, shadowy images from actual old movies.

Plenty of analysts say that the major short-term trends are not positive, and that most discernible factors seem likely to weaken the American economy further.

The "Nach Zaide" concluding section of the Berio work has the most discernible strands of Mozart running through it, enshrouded by Berio's multilayered, fitful music.

Thus far, Mr. Paladino's most discernible talent is a knack for describing people in terms like "degenerate idiot," "wimp," "leeches," "pig," "Hitler" and "Antichrist".