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The images are so clear that, if they depicted Earth, city parks would be discernible.

We hypothesized that when ELBW infants underwent transfusion with the University of Washington Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) 2006 guidelines, no clinical benefit would be discernible.

Otherwise a strong reduction in amplitude of the first V-O peak in the FT(χ k)*k3) caused by destructive interference would be discernible.

But the strategic blasting and carving was taking so long, it was likely to be years or even decades before much of the horse would be discernible.

We define mutations that would be discernible in the pH-activity profile as mutations that give a shift of more than 0.3 pKa units for either of the two catalytic acids.

The results showed that mutations at positions corresponding to Gln-91 and Glu-226 of BSP165 MAN should give pKa shifts that would be discernible in the pH-activity profiles for both enzymes in opposite directions as predicted.

This means an upwelling would not be discernible during its early growth phase, but it would become detectable when the upwelling grows in amplitude and enters the region of eastward drift.

This motion, in fact, would not be discernible by an observer in a closed box.

But, because of encryption foil, that layout and composition would not be discernible to the inspectors.

However, this nearest-neighbor ordering seen in g(r) around r/D = 0.1 would hardly be discernible in experimental scattering data subject to usual statistical errors.

Finally, under temporally varying selection, genetic drift might partly influence morph frequencies during periods of relaxed selection [ 7, 9, 23], which could result in a pattern of morph frequency divergence that would not be discernible from the neutral expectation.