Sentence examples for be easily discernable from inspiring English sources
The wide disparity between the English of the deceased and the caretaker, Dr. Leonard said, "indicated that there would be easily discernable features in the English of the will that would demonstrate whether the author was a speaker of a Baltic or Germanic language on the one hand or Jamaican Creole on the other".
Such alleged 'maturational roles' for Hox genes might only be elucidated by physiological assessment of neural circuit performance through behavioral quantification [9] since any genetic manipulation leading to possible maturational defects in either membrane properties or neurophysiological signaling would not be easily discernable at the level of a morphological marker.
Also, while many of the demographic and treatment-related factors suggested by Dekker et al (2013) may be available on chart review, someone would have to do that chart review, incurring potentially considerable expense, and arguably other risk factors (for example, social support) would not be easily discernable from charts alone.
The signature, "R.D. '52," was easily discernable in the closeup, and it stirred up the interest and skepticism as well.
The signature, "R.D. '52," was easily discernable in the closeup, and it stirred up the interest and skepticism as well.
Genotyping for the homozygous versus heterozygous animals was not necessary since the homozygous mice were easily discernable by their lightened (grayish) coat color due to reduced melanin production.
Differences between the control and experimental group are easily discernable.
Tumour cells reaching the liver were easily discernable from the hepatic tissue.
Plants expressing the rlsb-silencing construct were easily discernable by their altered morphologies.
In S1, L4 barrels are easily discernable, but are absent from M1, where L5A (lighter-appearing laminar zone) appears wider than in S1.
In contrast, the polymorphisms obtained using IP markers were easily discernable on simple 1.5 2.0% agarose gels and would therefore enable rapid screening of large segregating populations.
