Sentence examples for as to discern from inspiring English sources
In addition, critical reaction parameters, such as reaction time, temperature, surrounding gas and presence of catalyst in the starting material were investigated, so as to discern the rate-controlling mechanism of the process.
Using the refraction index differences between each phase and the image-forming properties of the complex objects formed in addition to the relative size of the bright part of the spheres, it was possible to determine the nature of each type of structure, as well as to discern whether these structures were located inside or outside of the multiphase oil drops.
Art thus teaches us not to try to banish the darkness that surrounds the light of intelligibility, but to learn to see into that ubiquitous "noth-ing" so as to discern therein the enigmatic "earth" which nurtures all the genuine meanings that have yet to see the light of day.
These approaches were utilized in order to test the hypothesis that defined inflammatory mediators reach levels sufficiently different following ST vs. ST+HS so as to discern between each insult.
Studies were ordered chronologically in the forest plots, so as to discern any strong evidence for changes in effect sizes over time.
Once it does, though, it is almost as difficult to discern as one's own eyeball.
While a precise definition of ultraportable varies, the broader attributes of the category are as easy to discern as telling a sports car from a sport utility vehicle.
To understand how many major risk factors are responsible for the increasing incidence of CMM, we must know the temporal incidences as far back as possible to discern if the increase is linear (one major risk factor) or exponential (interaction between 2 major risk factors).
Phronesis, Aristotle says, is two-fold: it involves the ability to decide the best means to achieve a desired end, as well as the ability to discern what the best ends are.
The Queen's speech, though shorter and somewhat less punchy, is the closest thing we have in Britain to the US president's state of the nation address in the sense that it is as possible to discern in Her Majesty's text a legislative reflection of national priorities.
