Sentence examples for This discernible from inspiring English sources

This discernible point should be the thread that stitches your paper together--from Abstract to Introduction through Methods and Results to Discussion.

Although it is evident that technology is becoming increasingly globalized, resulting in the expansion of R&D internationalization by firms, despite this discernible trend, the substantial body of literature in this area is based mainly on the experience of the developed country.

And no one knows when and how violently the leviathan may react to this slowly discernible pain.

All of this has discernible effect on how the person views him or herself and the world.

New Indo-Aryan shows evidence of early dialect distribution; this is discernible by considering sound changes proper to each group.

Unlike Grant, he is permitted, in this, no discernible sense of humour, and only surface, mannequin glamour.

The poison of its existenceinfects the country's daily life, and we doubt that this is discernible only to Mr. Miller and his select group.

None of this is discernible today, so I ask if it took time for the emotional DNA of unhappy early years to mutate and catch up with her new life.

Several forces behind this are discernible.

This is discernible that the very social, economic and environmental problems have become part and parcel to the Bangladeshi people which are gradually accelerated due to withdrawals of Ganges waters at Farakka.

Or, one may say "this work is metamodern," by which one simply means that "this work exhibits discernible mediations of metamodern philosophy that are among its dominant features".