Sentence examples for perceptible between from inspiring English sources

No apparent correlation is perceptible between logβ21 values and the transition metal, but a cavity effect was detected for each metal complex since logβ21 values increased as lanthanide radii increased.

A priori, we believed any AZT MDA effect would be most perceptible between month 1 and baseline.

This process usually becomes perceptible between ages 40 and 50 and accelerates with age, necessitating the application of corrective lenses in order to restore near vision [ 2].

First, a clear topographic extension of the lesions was perceptible between the first and the last day of infection, with centrifugal spreading from the terminal bronchioles or the alveoli adjacent to the airways.

"This means that there is less perceptible difference between an abstractionist and child/animal than between 100 and 96g," says Simkin.

There was no perceptible difference between stimulation frequencies, which may have reflected low study power.

The surface zone, where temperature variations are perceptible, is between 330 and 1,000 feet (100 and 300 metres) thick.

There seemed to be only a barely perceptible gap between the Olympic Games and the London Paralympics, with the same branding, vivid ballyhoo and saturation media coverage.

Yet beneath the frosty surface and well beyond the for-the-cameras pleasantries, a slow but perceptible thaw between the countries has been taking place.

More in chamber music than in orchestral or solo performance, there is a perceptible gap between new-music ensembles and those that mostly play the so-called standard repertory.

He notes that Buddhism is based on "a tiny barely perceptible pause between our thoughts, a pause that, while we normally are not even aware of its existence, contains the entire universe.