Sentence examples for significantly observable from inspiring English sources

This failure is significantly observable beyond a certain applied voltage.

In neither case was there a significantly observable effect, despite the sensors responding to relevant positive controls, namely hydrogen peroxide and menadione, respectively (Fig. 3c, d).

The results show that the ethanolic extract of D. membranacea Pierre had no observable significantly effect on lymphocyte proliferation, but its water extract significantly stimulated on lymphocyte proliferation at all concentrations (0 100 μg/ml).

(In all runs we targeted acceptance rates between 70%and90%0%.) As already expected from the QCD experience, the optimal value of the trajectory length depends significantly on the observable.

One possible reason for these scenarios may be that, gene expression data at the current stage contain a substantial level of noise, which if distributed randomly would significantly weaken the observable correlations.

From the ranking it may be concluded that the observables are significantly sensitive to c3 a, c4 a, k prod and k deg and almost insensitive to e2 a, t2 and t1, indicating possible practical identifiability problems.

It is shown that the regime-switching approach based on MSAR models significantly outperforms those based on observable regime sequences.

The biomechanical properties of the thermally bonded electrospun PCL scaffolds were significantly increased without any gross observable and ultrastructural changes when compared to untreated PCL scaffolds.

Vaccination had, surprisingly, no detectible effect on gene expression, although it significantly protected the birds from observable gross lesions.

Analyses revealed that 24 protein spots (2.5%% of the observable proteome) were significantly differentially expressed at 25 °C, at one or other of the time points (T4: 27 days or T7: 56 days), of which 12 were up-regulated and 12 were down-regulated (Table  1, 3).

The initial decision to certify appears to be influenced significantly by scale economies and easily observable information such as output prices, access to credit, and institutional pressures from association membership.