Sentence examples for perceptible difference between from inspiring English sources
There was no perceptible difference between stimulation frequencies, which may have reflected low study power.
"This means that there is less perceptible difference between an abstractionist and child/animal than between 100 and 96g," says Simkin.
The Labour leader's bold critique of energy cartels is the work of a man who has rejected neoliberalism's fundamental belief in unfettered markets and minimal government – this is a perceptible difference between Miliband and Ed Balls – and who has also embraced a classic progressivist "square deal" approach.
In this evaluation scheme, 0 means that there is no perceptible difference between the reference and test animations.
In everyday life, there's little perceptible difference between this year's screen and last year's but these iPhone screens are still tremendous.
Ideally, there must be no perceptible difference between the watermarked and original digital contents, and the watermark should be easily extractable, reliable, and robust against data compression or any signal manipulations [1].
Both IL-2 and IL-7 increased pSTAT5 (all p < 0.001) without perceptible differences between the three genotypes (Fig. 3b).
Like, if I gave you a credit card with no cut-off point and let you loose in Harrods, wouldn't you shop like crazy?" I asked whether there are any perceptible differences between her work in the UK and Hong Kong, and she used an average English customer as her example in both situations.
Indeed for original dataset, with random effect, there are no perceptible differences between the two methods.
A minimum number of 8 correct responses was needed to conclude that a perceptible difference exists between the tested wines.
No perceptible difference in iNOS expression between WT and Cx3cr1 −/− macrophages before SEA stimulation was noted (data not shown), whereas Cx3cr1 −/− macrophages manifested a slightly higher Arg-1 expression as compared to WT macrophages (Fig. 5D).
