Sentence examples for no discernable changes from inspiring English sources

XRD and Raman spectroscopy data indicate that elevated temperature soaks of the thin-film batteries in the quiescent state causes no discernable changes in the LiCoO2 cathode layer.

Although many studies have indicated that AOA are considered to be the primary driver of nitrification (Chen et al. 2008; He et al. 2007; Leininger et al. 2006), in our study, there was no discernable changes in the AOA community after the combined application of N fertilizer and biochar, indicating the AOB community was more sensitive to the fertilization practice in vegetable soil.

Immunofluorescence microscopy revealed that motility-associated attachment organelle (AO) proteins exhibited no discernable changes in localization to foci over time, but immunoblotting identified a decrease in steady-state levels of protein P200, which is required for normal gliding speed, as the WT culture aged.

No discernable changes were seen in expression of any of the mucins in the infected small intestine, despite the presence of a low density of C. rodentium.

Acute removal of either C/EBPα or C/EBPβ alone in adult mouse skin revealed modest to no discernable changes in epidermis or sebaceous glands.

There were no discernable changes in cell proliferation.

Thus, the visual changes in bone scan images during treatment with teriparatide appeared to be variable and ranged from marked global increases in uptake, to increases in the calvarium and lower extremities, to increases in the calvarium alone, to no discernable change (Figs.  3, 4 and 5).

There was no discernable change in crystal form during the micronization process [22].

The solid form of the micronized material was examined by PXRD and TGA/SDTA, and demonstrated no discernable change in the crystal form post the micronization process.

Enhanced biostimulation with surfactant, available N & P (which were highly constrained), and increased aeration, increased the degradation rate from no discernable change for 2 years post-spill, to 170 mg/kg/day; the maximum degradation rate after intervention.

The results for the outpatient access models are less consistent, with some model specifications indicating a reduction in access associated with opt-out status, while other model specifications suggesting no discernable change in access.