Sentences with phrase «discernible change»

Teachers select recommendations developed by our policy teams to design campaign strategies to move our recommendations into discernible changes in policy and practice.

Mutations give rise to new genes, but only some of those produce discernible changes that improve (or reduce) fitness.

If anything, our projections for warming are higher than they used to be, and we're seeing discernible changes in ecosystems that we can link back to climate.»

Of course, influence is inevitably linked to impact, to discernible changes in policy or practice (for better or for worse).

Arby's has meanwhile launched an attack on Subway's meat supply chain with its «Slicing Up the Truth» campaign, which has produced no discernible change in its fortunes — although it did have to apologize to the state of Iowa for impugning its residents» meat - slicing skills.

The key is that these purees should create no discernible change in taste, color, or texture.

Despite expending more energy for their body size when flying than any other animal, living in cold, harsh Arctic environments, diving over 100 meters in depth, and having to search for unpredictable food, even old birds return year after year to rear their chicks with no discernible change in their performance,» said lead author Dr. Kyle Elliott.

Nevertheless there has been a discernible change in Leigh's work since his last dysfunctional - family opus, Life Is Sweet — a change well described by Australian critic Adrian Martin in a recent letter to me: «I think that as a certain angry anti-Thatcher 80s politics has drained from Leigh's work, he has gravitated to either the bombastic nihilism of Naked (a film I have incredibly mixed feelings about) or the soft - heartedness of Secrets and Lies.»

School takeovers result in privatization of public schools and create greater inequality and segregation with no discernible change in student outcomes.

The principle behind this approach is quite simple - if a firing cylinder is disabled while the engine is running the vibration «signature» will change, while if a misfiring cylinder is disabled then there will be no discernible change in engine note.

Hmm, no discernible change - until you exercise your right ankle again.

For the customer, there is no discernible change.

Still, Tor's report that there hasn't been any discernible change in sales and readership is proof that DRM didn't do much to protect authors.

The top deferred income annuity price increased about 1 % while there was no discernible change to the top immediate annuity rates.

The top deferred income annuity price fell about 2 % while there was no discernible change to the top immediate annuity rates.

The effort of lawyers to expand their monopoly on real estate closing services if, of course, a longstanding one and as the FTC reports in its submission, empirical evidence indicates that consumer real estate closings costs substantially more in states where lawyers are required to conduct the closing than in states that allow «lay closings,» with no discernible change in quality.

The first criteria is that it must be modified such that there is a discernible change in engine output or power and / or there must be at the very least $ 10000 worth of body modifications done on the automobile.

In another study by our team, metacognitive therapy (which has the attention training task) led to discernible changes in cognition by 12 weeks, over and above CBT, and independent of change in depressive symptoms (7).

Expectations of higher rates have persisted while there has been no discernible change in the trend in home buying plans.