Sentence examples for not clearly observable from inspiring English sources

Four circular domain features were shown to consistently and clearly identify the onset (initiation) of fault from the peak feature value which is not clearly observable in time domain features.

The effect of initial shear stress, K, on shear stiffness degradation is not clearly observable.

Finally, the tumor has completely disappeared at day 25 post-treatment although the complete disappearance of the tumor is not clearly observable owing to the regrown fur.

Due to the higher material gain at 77 K compared with the RT case, some of FP modes such as FP2 and FP3 are buried in the strong gain peak and are not clearly observable.

PKIKP (PKPdf) does not benefit from the amplification and thus is not clearly observable.

Separation of the other enantiotopic proton signals of the host is not clearly observable, due to signal overlap.

Although F y TSO is not always clearly observable by the disturbance of F y DC, its yearly average FTSO can be observed almost every year, being superposed on FDC.

Treatment with mammalian heparanase did not demonstrate a clearly observable specific activity against the recombinant pools by this assay (Pln.247, Figure 5; Pln.198, data not shown).

Expression of AtHMA4-C-term did not have any clearly observable effect on growth of the hma2 hmutantthet; the rosette diameters were generally similar to the hma2 hmutanttand and, similarly, bolts were rarely produced (Figures 4 and 5).

Although elimination of components of the SWI/SNF complex does not lead to clearly observable effects on transcription, modification of chromatin might still be important for efficient transcription in response to osmostress (Proft and Struhl 2002).

Yet, climate change is an evolutionarily novel risk that does not represent a clearly observable physical danger, and thus, there is no environmental cue present to automatically trigger an affective, fear-based fight-flight type response that bypasses cognition completely (Griskevicius, Cantu, & van Vugt, 2012; Weber, 2006).