Sentence examples for able to discern more from inspiring English sources

By preserving the maximum amount of data, one might be able to discern more subtle differences in expression levels of genes with low expression.

The sacrosanct PBS Newshour, 32percentt of which is still owned by founding co-anchors Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer (the rest, by giant Liberty Media), is the latest to suffer the squeeze of corporate sponsors and "studies" (from what I have been able to discern, nothing more than elaborate polls -- funded, we may well ask, by what vested interest?).

But the image was too grainy to discern more details.

They may also become more able to discern the tell-tale signs of burnout and reach out to those affected, rather than wait for us to ask for assistance.

Of course, we're much more able to discern that when we allow ourselves to be in our right mind.

In future, it seems, as you look skywards you'll no more be able to discern at a glance if a building's roof tiles or façade are electricity generators or not; increasingly, the likelihood is they will be – from a green, renewable source.

By learning the roots of words, you will be able to discern the meanings of unfamiliar words more easily, helping your build an infinite vocabulary.

The more experience you get flipping, the more you'll be able to discern which team members stay for good and which ones you may want to replace.

At present, we are not able to discern which of these two end-member processes contribute more to the steady state gas transfer throughout the plumbing system.

In our analysis, we have been able to discern a phenomenon located in less than 6, and not more than 6, MetS components.

With more powerful telescopes, 17th-century astronomers were able to discern not a disk but a series of concentric rings.