Sentence examples for visibly significant from inspiring English sources

Aggregation of either protein was evidenced by a visibly significant quantity of protein precipitate.

Scores of 2 or more were indicative of skin benefits assessed as visibly significant by both the investigator and the subjects.

Denaturing PAGE analysis following photolysis of 5′-P-c- 9a and - 9b (c indicates that the strand complementary to the one containing 2 is P-labeled; k indicates that the strand containing 2 is P-labeled) reveals visibly significant reduction in direct strand scission and alkali-labile lesion formation at T50 in the latter.

"Today we visibly observed a significant amount of corrosion at the bottom of the pipeline," Mr. Holloway said.

Box has visibly raised a significant amount of capital and is extremely aggressive at capturing market share – essentially striving to dominate the Microsoft SharePoint ecosystem.

To determine potential sources of bone marrow depletion in Rps27l −/− pups, we compared the fetal livers from E14.5 embryos among three Rps27l genotypes and found that Rps27l −/− fetal livers are visibly smaller with significant reduction in cell number.

But the squabbling has not visibly impeded the first significant transformation of the airport since the Eisenhower era, when Terminal City took form, giving each airline its own distinctive architectural presence, rather like a collection of World's Fair pavilions.

Since that prestigious hat-tip from the organization, which provides support to emerging artists, he's gone on to gain significant recognition, most visibly for his role in "Hamilton," which he won a Tony Award for this year.

But all files straightened the apical curvature visibly and there was no significant difference among them (P > 0.05) (Table  3).

Graphical evaluations of data are often utilized under the assumption that if a relationship is significant, it should be visibly evident.

Their metallic components are primarily responsible for the multifold positive charge of the species that visibly constitute attractive hosts for anions so significant in biological reactions.