Sentence examples for perceptibly smaller from inspiring English sources

Scoring of the growth defects is as follows: a score of one is lethality, a score of 2 corresponds to severe growth defects as reflected by small colonies as compared to the control heterozygotes, and a score of 3 reflects colony sizes that are perceptibly smaller than the control heterozygotes.

5G performance targets stretch far beyond speed and capacity to lower costs for connected sensors, low energy, perceptibly zero latency and more.

Over the years, the columns wore away perceptibly and by that modest measure we marked our success.

Regarding baseline differences between the treatment groups (Prev-AP and New-AP), only two cohorts contrasted perceptibly from the others: One was the small (N = 16) group of New-Typ.

He moved just a little, but still perceptibly, on political matters, widening consultation slightly and introducing elections to municipal councils.

A nice round sum, but it will not make any country "rich", or even perceptibly less poor.M.A. ADELMANMassachusettsCambridge,Japan's minnowsSIR--Having read your piece on small firms in Japan (March 29th), I would like to add that the total number of manufacturing units in the country peaked at 446,942 in 1983 and has declined ever since, falling to 382,825 in 1994 (the latest year available).

Small lamb chop "lollipops" were perfectly cooked, but the blue cheese dumpling was heavy without a perceptibly cheesy taste.

Sheehan and Cohen relaxed perceptibly.

He has not mellowed perceptibly.

It does not perceptibly move.

"An Italian man?" Barely perceptibly, Paola nodded.