Sentence examples for able to discern all from inspiring English sources

The President of Iran is able to discern all of this in one second while making a victory gesture with his hand.

We were able to discern all main features characteristic for the specific family gag and pol genes, LTRs, PBS, and PPT regions (fig. 3).

Whether users will be so easily able to discern all the nuanced navigation of Canonical's mobile platform remains to be seen.

For instance, the mouse gene expression signature was able to discern out all 246 HCC tumors from one dataset and 78 of 81 HCCs from another, resulting in over 96% sensitivity.

We've been watching the campaign ads, the debates, and the interviews, and if there's some undercurrent of gravitas and maturity and dignity to be found in the country, we've not been able to discern it amid all of the chickens and the demon sheep and the gunplay and the singing and the dancing and the barely concealed childish wrath that's been allowed to masquerade as "conviction".

"If they didn't have the cross or the Star of David around their necks, you wouldn't be able to discern the difference at all".

Other problems include the absurdity of Google's demand for scans of government ID to accomplish this task and the fractal implausibility of Google being able to discern real from fake in all forms of government ID.

All of the subjects were able to discern the rising scales of intensity in their taste tests before mood induction.

Although the authors gave the mean/median number of removed lymph nodes and positive lymph nodes for all patients, we were not able to discern this information for the LND⩽10% or LND>10% group separately.

Thus far, all the info we have been able to discern has come from the trailers which Bungie released until now.

6 31 The incidence dates (the first date when one met the criteria for asthma) for all patients with asthma were determined; thus, we were able to discern the temporal relationship between asthma status (exposure) and E coli BSI (outcome).