Sentence examples for able to discern certain from inspiring English sources

Oddly, prior to measurement, the particle is said to exist everywhere, in a state of "superposition" - up until the time that we attempt to locate it - at which point we are able to discern certain qualities that it has but not others.

Nevertheless, we were able to discern certain trends in differential gene expression related to combinations of light, location, salinity, nutrient concentrations, and phytoplankton biomass.

It was possible to discern certain lines in Marcus's character, but the general picture was still out of focus.

This in turn underlines the second shortcoming of using activity alone: activity is not able to discern how specific a cell's activity is to a certain country.

But except in our favorites, we were rarely able to discern specific fruit flavors.

American investigators say they have been able to discern outlines of the murky deal.

In retrospect, the pundits may be able to discern a pattern.

Why was CNN uniquely able to discern this very obvious message?

Regular museumgoers, though, will be able to discern works of greater originality.

Then, the diagnostics strategy is able to discern whether the diesel oxidation catalyst is able to oxidise or not.

After many headaches, we finally were able to discern the problem.