Sentence examples for ability of discerning from inspiring English sources

Most subjects showed an improvement in tasks assessing orientation & mobility, spatial-motor localization, and ability of discerning the direction of motion of moving stimuli.

For this to be accomplished, the ability of discerning and tracking individual Mycobacterium strains is of critical importance.

On the other hand, contrast sensitivity is a measure of the ability to discern luminances of different levels in a static image.

There are four things which by nature are desired by man in so far as they are good: the soundness of the body, of the senses, of the ability to discern that which leads to the health of the body and the senses, and of the ability to obtain that which leads to their soundness.

By this I mean that they extrapolate the future based upon what has gone before; there is a lack of ability to discern the uncertain, the unpredictable and the unexpected.

An overly complex model results in over parameterization with a lack of ability to discern the individual compartments and estimate their rate constants robustly.

The large sample size will facilitate investigation of possible links between low-prevalence endocrine-disruptor exposures and health outcomes, and state-of-the-art laboratory assessment of chemical exposures will further sharpen the study's ability to discern effects of exposures to EDs.

This reliability arises not from the absence of sequencing errors, but from the ability to discern most of them from true substitutions.

An added benefit of this approach is the ability to discern the type of distortion something completely lost with the use of the unidimensional MOS measure or PESQ.

Most studies have involved very small sample sizes and because it is difficult to assemble large samples of nonsmoking lung cancer cases, it is necessary to increase the number of studies in order to improve the collective ability to discern patterns of risk.

His skills include a working knowledge of computer forensics, an ability to discern the ages of child victims by looking at pictures and a lot of patience.