Sentence examples for noticeable differences of from inspiring English sources

The invariability of μ also suggests that there are not noticeable differences of density in the GAC layers.

Owing to noticeable differences of the characters between the electrical and the conventional gasoline-powered motorcycles, such as heavier in weight, lower in mass center position and slower in forward speed, the control and design considerations of the electrical motorcycles are not the same as conventional motorcycles.

The CV curves of the assemblied micro-supercapacitor under different bending states showed that there is no noticeable difference of electrochemical properties after being folded.

There was a noticeable difference of opinion among, on one hand, Tea Party activists and casual enthusiasts and, on the other hand, those with leadership roles in the state Republican Party.

The noticeable difference of the fatigue resistance appeared with apparent change in the failure loci.

The multiple-conformer approach would not make any noticeable difference of the NI-pair from the NN pair and random pair "on average", although the present study did not consider the 3-D similarity score computation of the NI pairs using the multiple-conformer approach, as its proper treatment would require a tremendous amount of additional computational resources beyond our current means.

In the absence of Bi, although the three types of Pt electrodes show noticeable difference of activity for HCOOH oxidation during CV measurements, they exhibit the same low level of activity (ca 6 μA cm−2Pt at 0.14 V vs SCE) after one hour of electrolysis (CA measurements).

No noticeable difference of the contact area to the poly-L-lysine-coated coverslip has been observed between untreated and inhibitor-treated cells, as well as between shRNA control and Rab27a-KD NKL cells (data not shown).

This implies that the AP function is based a) on a frequency differential threshold (or JND, just noticeable difference) of at least one semitone, and b) on a capacity to associate the correct verbal label to each of the perceptual musical elements available as an effect of a).

A noticeable difference of this study from earlier ones is that we considered lab as a major factor in the comparison.

Our results in mouse show a noticeable difference of the distribution of NXS/T sites in loops/turns (60% for annotated and 51% for unannotated), compared to the analysis of Zielinska et al. (75%and71%1%, respectively) [10].