Sentence examples for perceptible responses from inspiring English sources
However, we fixed 200 μM RBB and 50 μM MO and EB for the HTS assays because these concentrations provided perceptible responses (see Figure 8A, inset, for the de visu responses given by three replicates of the same laccase sample with each dye) and quantifiable decolorization rates.
The micro-motor which drives the zoom has a perceptible response-lag and drives the lens forward in 'chunks', rather than a seamless progression of focal-length.
Despite media coverage, there was no perceptible response from the government of Uttar Pradesh.
Taken together, these results indicate that loss of Jak2 only selectively inhibits the potency of DCs to initiate innate immune response without perceptible effect on DC-mediated adaptive immune response.
It moves in almost perfect balance and precision; it walks, trots, and canters in highest collection and extension, all in response to barely perceptible movements of its rider's hands, legs, and weight.
The SHIELD controller helps things out with latency by connecting via Wi-Fi instead of Bluetooth, leaving no perceptible delay between input and response.
The differentiation of these learners in comprehending the passage was perceptible through each learner's response latency during coming up with the correct answer.
Experimental results showed that VQ codes can be completely reserved during data recovery even though quick response codes sustain certain perceptible distortions.
Moreover, exciting a structure with only a small amount of energy may result in a subtle mechanical response that is not perceptible by observing the raw data of the conventional optical measurement systems (i.e. 3D DIC and 3DPT).
Like a dog whistle, it is perceptible only to women, and in response -- without understanding quite why, only sensing it on an instinctual level -- they go wild.
Rather a model provides an investigator with an opportunity to probe one discrete dimension of a complex state, and so to gain mechanistic insights that are only poorly perceptible through the cacophony of interventions and responses that are present during the course of critical illness.
