Sentence examples for palpable ones from inspiring English sources

I think the most important factors, although the least palpable ones, are the quality of leadership that frames national challenges, that galvanizes the country to action, which also leads to the issue of ethos.

The false-positive rate with needle biopsy is very low (0.2 0.3%); it is slightly higher for nonpalpable lesions than for palpable ones [ 16].

The blanket of smoke over Shanghai being a palpable one, leading to pressure from the Chinese government on major polluters like steel makers to clean up their act.

Projected images take on near physical presence, skin pores are displayed with medical detail and hair looks so palpable one feels almost able to pluck it.

But in the end, even if it was another 50-point season, the sense that the team was drifting slightly by the end of the year was a palpable one.

The conflict-of-interest is palpable: One might reasonably speculate that target acquisitions that do not look very attractive in month one start to look much better by month 18, as no sponsor wants to actually return the cash to investors and forgo the substantial value of the "founder shares".

In the film, as Morgan spends more time with Simone, two fears emerge: the palpable one that the person she's sharing a bed with might be a murderer, and the more unconscious fear of making oneself vulnerable in a relationship.

As for the 3 extra-uterine Müllerian cancers, age of detection refers to the age at which they were discovered incidentally at necropsy, including in a mouse that had reached the age of 24 months (accounting for one case), in a mouse that needed to be euthanized because of severe distress (one case), and in a mouse in which a mammary tumor had become palpable (one case).

The importance of donating your own body to the furtherance of human understanding cannot be overstated, and the respect and reverence afforded to those who decide to give themselves to science was palpable on each one of my visits.

Adipose tissue was palpable on at least one breast of every child in every age interval.

The hunger for knowledge and escape is palpable in one librarian's throwaway remark.