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By studying antibiotic translocation over various timescales and length scales, we were able to discern its molecular mechanism and rate-limiting interactions, and draw biologically relevant conclusions that may help in the design of drugs with enhanced permeation rates.

One day, months or years from now, we may be able to discern its impact -- but until then, the intangible nature of a spiritual practice can be the most grueling type of experience there is.

And perhaps there is someone out there who will be able to discern it as wearable art.

By sensing autoinducers released by the continually growing bacterial population within the photophore, V. fischeri is able to discern when its density is high enough to trigger the transcription of luciferase, and the subsequent emission of light.

The only significant effect of same-sex attraction that we were able to discern had to do with its impact on the structure of the social network rather than the spread of behavior.

While both scales capture similar information, a VAS assesses and enables the quantification of subjective phenomena, and might be able to discern subtle differences because of its greater range of possible scores [ 40, 41].

It is therefore crucial that nurses are able to discern spiritual and existential distress and its effects on overall family health; and that they are able to integrate a family perspective in their spiritual care interventions [ 11].

You wouldn't really be able to discern this from the exterior, save for its LED headlights, sealed grille and alloy wheels.

All I was able to discern while spying on the Red Bull garage is that its mechanics blast dance music that must be intended to drive the fussy neighbors from Ferrari mad.

In contrast, S-OMP is not able to discern adjacent targets even at an SNR = 30 dB where its root mean square error remains fixed at 3.54°.

It is fast but not able to discern integration breakpoints accurately.