Sentence examples for perceivable in a from inspiring English sources
Most proteins in a cell do not have very high abundances; therefore, it is useful to probe whether relative levels of promiscuity, possibly stemming from the varying abundances of the proteins, are perceivable in a variety of affinity purification data sets, including those that are inferred high-quality.
However the color noise reduction is visually perceivable in any case.
Often, it is this depth of flavour that is perceivable in the final dish rather than an actual beer taste.
In previous studies, condition differences were directly perceivable in the test stimuli, for example because a pointing gesture was congruent or incongruent with an object location displayed a fraction of a second previously.
The principle of beneficence supports a limited positive effect of Reiki, hardly perceivable in terms of pain decrease, thus questioning the opportunity of the integration of this therapy in the dialysis ward.
A few milliseconds of delay is usually not perceivable in the monaural case.
What she called a "hidden narrative" or described in the last parenthetical part of her title, as "(with occasional political overtones)" became an element that we wished to make perceivable in our exhibition.
For humans, the Good comes to pass, as if trivially, in that responsibility and generosity are perceivable in human affairs.
The other extreme took "law" completely metaphorically, picking out some standard or norm perceivable in natural phenomena which governs behaviour through entirely impersonal means.
She (1980) also holds that dance criticism can help the dance philosopher to distinguish the creative from interpretive aspects of a dance performance and to describe and identify other features of evaluation and appreciation that are not always perceivable in performance, such as certain historical or production factors.
We could distinctly observe amorphous Si-np in the 3.5-nm-thick SiO x sublayers, but no particles were perceivable in the 5-nm-thick SiN x sublayers [40].
