Sentence examples for could be discernible from inspiring English sources
To allow purely extrinsic denominations would be to accept the possibility that that two things could be discernible in terms of their relational properties while being identical in terms of their intrinsic properties, for their relational properties would not follow from their intrinsic properties.
These patterns could be discernible by eye as well as being statistically significant (Spearman R = -0.32, P < 1E-06).
Within the ER+ tumors, PI3K protein signature scores were inversely correlated with ER protein levels, which pattern could be discernible by eye from heat maps of the data, as well as being statistically significant (Spearman's R = -0.29; P < 1E-09).
This could be discernible in the impaired transformation of glycolysis-derived pyruvate into Acetyl CoA for efficient ATP production in mitochondrial TCA cycle and by the inadequate expression and activity of key enzymes controlling the coupling between glycolysis and TCA cycle in the face of hypoxia.
Like clinical dermatology, dermoscopy works in parallel to the skin surface; like histopathology, it allows to visualize structures which could not be discernible by the naked eye.
Deodorant designers are now able to create precisely the scent they want, which could be no discernible scent at all.
As such, it is possible that the impact of splenomegaly on engraftment and early transplant mortality could be more discernible when "massive" SM is present.
One possibility could be that subtle changes in intensity of the GFP reporters may not be discernible with our experimental setting.
If no rise in birth defects is discernible, that could be a sign of poor record keeping.
And in case you were wondering, yes, Ashdown did repeat his well-worn line that he is "the only party leader ever represented in the opinion polls by an asterisk, denoting that no discernible support could be found".
PET and 13C-MRSI data acquisition could be performed simultaneously without any discernible artifacts.
