Sentence examples for a discerning analysis from inspiring English sources

I don't mean that infographics are becoming redundant, but that the use has become so widespread and mainstream that marketers have jumped on the bandwagon without a discerning analysis of whether it is an engaging tactic for communicating information.

In her discerning analysis of the impact of the Equal Pay Act passed in 1963, a University of Maryland law professor, Deborah Thompson Eisenberg, points out that the Paycheck Fairness Act would have simply codified majority interpretations of that law.

A discerning one, anyway.

They are a discerning lot".

California craft cannabis reaches a discerning audience.

The conditions and inter-dependencies between the parameters that define this range can be discerned from an analysis of the equilibrium equations: xn+1 = xn and, yn+1 = yn (and therefore also zn+1 = zn ).

In a secondary analysis, we discerned no associations between lower 25-OHD levels and hospital or delayed mortality with the exception of an association of higher 25-OHD levels with a lower risk of one-year mortality from trauma.

To test this claim, as well as to rule out one of the two hypotheses stated above, we present a phylogenetic analysis that discerns the mode of inheritance of the genes on the pRF plasmid that are also found on the chromosome of R. felis and other rickettsiae.

It will be interesting to investigate if the bottleneck in a SNP-only analysis for discerning samples from closely related populations can be overcome using highly dense common SNPs and rare variants from massive parallel sequencing in the 1000 Genomes Project [ 49].

One way, which proved successful in the NUSAP method, for reduction of assessment variables is a classification of input variables and a consequent sensitivity analysis to discern highly relevant input variables [25].

Although the presence of these side products can often be discerned by analysis of the product melting curve, opportunities to optimize the primers are limited due to the short length of the adaptor sequences and the specific nucleotide sequences required for compatibility with proprietary sequencing reagents.