Sentence examples for To be discernable from inspiring English sources

But the actual effects of the drug after this time seem unlikely to be discernable to the patient's friends and family.

For this to be possible, contacts with the capacity to transmit the disease need to be discernable among all different types of inter-individual contacts, so that a network of effective contacts can be faithfully constructed.

Consequently, reptiles provide excellent model systems with which to study the impact of past climatic variations, because the genetic signatures of past events are likely to be discernable in these taxa.

This deficiency might already be discernable, to some extent, at a younger age.

"These transactions would form a pattern that may be discernable in certain databases to which the U.S. government would have lawful access".

However, changes in mRNAs that may not be direct targets, but lie closer to the consequences of miRNA inhibitory effects may be discernable in the transcriptional profile.

What temporal patterns of behavior may be discernable among university students in a mobile applications computer science course?   2.

But when crimes are aggregated into a lager collection, the dimensions and boundaries of crime topics might be discernable.

This paper instead shows that macro patterns across landscapes can be discernable by blending research methodologies.

In many frames of Pileated Woodpecker, a black trailing edge to the wing is discernable (though due to bleeding of white as a video artifact, it appears narrower than it really is).

Furthermore, we described SNPs associated with NCLB and NCLB FT resistance that are located in genes for which a direct link to the trait is discernable or which are located in bins of the maize genome for which previously QTLs have been reported.