Sentence examples for be discerned for from inspiring English sources
Three significant causes can be discerned for the evolution of Muscovite culture in the 16th century.
No specific trend can be discerned for the relationship between degree of curvature and crash severity.
Also, no bias can be discerned for when the smallest or largest eruption at a volcano occurs in its eruptive record.
In the case of the (101) twins, the elastic strain due to lattice distortion can also be discerned for some way into the bulk of the crystal.
Therefore, in exploring whether a solid theoretical base for smart learning can be discerned for the next generation of ITLET standardization activities, we examine some of the initial attempts to define the field.
When compared to the uncoated spherical S-MSP1, indeed a more diffuse 'spread-out' pattern can be discerned for the PEI-coated particle, whereas a clearer intracellular aggregation of particles is seen when no PEI is present.
[10] In this respect, Singer's account of the selectivity of love is much the same as Velleman's, and it is liable to the same criticism: it makes unintelligible the way in which our love can be discerning for better or worse reasons.
On the other hand, an inverse trend is discerned for the apparent fracture toughness, although this is stated to be an indirect consequence of the resulting residual stress state, without any relevant effect on the intrinsic toughness of the mullite coatings.
No clear difference in long- vs. short-period radiation patterns has yet been discerned for the 2004 Sumatra (Mw 9.2) earthquake, but there is an indication that down-dip portions of the 2010 Chile (Mw 8.8) rupture had strong short-period radiation (Kiser and Ishii, 2011), while longer-period radiation appears to have come from shallower positions on the megathrust (Lay et al., 2010).
But, no significant decreased beta activity is discerned for nondancers while observing dance movements [ 14].
Furthermore, no dose-response relationship was discerned for any type of pesticide employed.
