Sentence examples for perceptible damage from inspiring English sources

The only perceptible damage has been to Microsoft's share price, which has fallen by nearly half this year.

Interestingly, perceptible membrane damage in E. coli resulting from furfural exposure has not been observed, despite a known log(Poctanol/water) value of 0.41 [ 24].

8, 15 Indeed, UV spots obtained from UV photographs reveal existing skin damage (melanin alteration) not yet perceptible by eye.

And the simple answer is that in terms of immediately perceptible ways, it doesn't.

The game streams the environment from its CD, resulting in "no perceptible loading time", while the terrain itself is persistent: damage such as cratering remains for the duration of play.

Chronic hyponatremia is often clinically less perceptible and its too rapid correction can lead to severe neurological damage, including central pontine myelinolysis, pseudobulbar palsy and quadriparesis [ 25, 26].

In practical terms however the color change is barely perceptible.

It was not perceptible.

There is no perceptible alternative.

That city is barely perceptible today.

Some 58% had shown perceptible improvement.