Sentence examples for discern cause from inspiring English sources

One reason the public tends to score strong economic performance in favor of the president, and poor economic performance against him, is because the United States economy is  incredibly complicated — it's hard for the public to discern cause and effect.

First demonstrated in 2007, optogenetic stimulation not only changed the scale and precision involved in exploring the brain, it allowed researchers to better discern cause and effect, which often were muddled by conventional imaging and detection devices.

Recent evidence suggests that perceived social support is more important than received social support; however, mindful of our concern [ 65- 67], we cannot discern cause from effect.

These results indicate that further study of these differences to better characterize them and try to discern cause vs effect are indicated.

We must investigate nature in order to try to discern causes of effects that is, in order to discern the sufficient reason why effects obtain.

The audit was not designed to discern causes of these differences, but 6/30 children with scars had correspondence in their medical records about social issues, compared to 1/103 children with isolated VUR (OR 26, 95% CI 3 to 1176, p=0.001).

Technical analysts have a hard time discerning cause from coincidence.

In science we try analyze effects to discern their cause.

MR. HANCOCK -- The statute requires that the election officials attempt to discern the cause of the error.

In general, it is difficult to discern the cause of a tsunami solely on the basis of the characteristics of onshore tsunami deposits.

We here address these questions and report the unexpected finding that all real networks analyzed have greater-than-expected diameters and discern the cause of this phenomenon.