Sentence examples for be discernible from from inspiring English sources

Historical specimens, when available, can provide new insight into the distribution and evolution of pathogens that may not be discernible from more recent samples.

Therefore, despite a lack of tree data below the 30 cm DBH range, patterns of AGB variability may be discernible from our NFMP dataset.

And then to follow the passing clouds of your choice with your eyes until they get too far to be discernible from the rest of the stuff floating up in the sky.

In other words, the signal should be discernible from the background noise of the data.

This suggests that susceptibility genes of dQ may be discernible from a molecular perspective, requiring future research [ 50].

Therefore, despite a lack of tree data below the 30 cm DBH range, patterns of AGB variability may be discernible from our NFMP dataset.

A mute concrete trefoil is discernible from Google Earth, standing in the centre of a 100-hectare desert compound.

Past the seats reserved for dignitaries, out beyond the point where Donald Trump was discernible from a distance, people huddled around the Jumbotron, like tailgaters around the grill.

Heaney has always been a gift to the academic community, in that a "career" has been discernible from volume to volume.

Even so Panesar did not look out of place back in the team and at least a coherent strategy was discernible from England.

(And what, after all, tells us more about a person's relationship to sex and status?) "Les Biches," released in 1968, might be one of the few films ever made in which the entire story is discernible from the costumes.