Sentence examples for noticeable differences among the from inspiring English sources

All target micro-satellites were completely fragmented, but there were noticeable differences among the three sets of fragments due to the different impact directions.

However, there are noticeable differences among the three mouse models and human patients with AD.

Interestingly, these taxonomic groups showed some noticeable differences among the motifs in spite of their widely recognized conservativeness.

Since there were no noticeable differences among the 10 pathways, we picked the lowest-potential-energy-barrier trajectory among them, and in this work all data shown subsequently correspond to this trajectory.

Histological sections of the gonadal adipose tissues revealed that, consistent with the liver data, combinations of DHA and lysine reduced the size of adipocytes compared to the RC only control without a noticeable difference among the treatment groups.

The most noticeable difference among the thiol groups in the individual clusters was that those cysteine thiols that became oxidized early (clusters D and E) as well as protein thiols with high steady-state levels of oxidation during exponential growth (clusters C and G) had a significant (p<0.05) accumulation of additional cysteines in close proximity.

With reference to VoIP flows, we observed that they achieved smaller PLR values than the ones related to videos without any noticeable differences among all considered scheduling approaches (the PLR is less that 5% when the reuse-1 scheme is used; 0% otherwise).

It was shown that while all of the studied crosslinking agents were capable of stabilizing prepared gelatin scaffolds, there are noticeable differences among physical and mechanical properties of samples based on the crosslinker type.

Therefore, Fig. 1 represents the results obtained with antigens that displayed noticeable differences among individuals: Rv2626c, ESAT-6 and CFP-10.

Even though none of the varieties evaluated showed strong resistance, it is good to note that there are noticeable differences among varieties.

Moreover, early experiments in psychophysics suggested that intensities of sensation such as brightness and loudness could be represented as sums of "just noticeable differences" among stimuli, and could therefore be thought of as composed of parts (see Section 3.3).