Sentence examples for discern in terms of from inspiring English sources

A thorough analyis of HDAC depletion in the adult nervous system should provide a reasonable idea of what to discern in terms of side effects and how they might be prevented.

The results obtained allow different types of carbides to be discerned, in terms of hardness and toughness, which ranges from 2.2 to 3.7 MPa m1/2.

As such, we were concerned with both the coincidence (measured here as spatial overlap between the two sets of predictions), and the degree to which ENM predictions were broader spatially and less discerning in terms of identifying geographic isolation in LGM refugia (see Materials and Methods).

Based on these data, we can discern popularity in terms of how many respondents used a particular source as well as its mode rank and the total number of rank 1s that it received (Table 6).

The results indicate that three clusters of growers can be discerned that differ in terms of their levels of adoption.

In all three cases, although the contexts of movie and memoirs may seem different, a mutually revealing 'family likeness' can be discerned between them in terms of basic ambiance.

We were unable to discern a clear advantage in terms of one treatment modality over another, but this was not a predefined question of the study design.

Owing to the highly heterogeneous GALC mutational profile, it is difficult to discern any general trends in terms of a genotype-phenotype relationship.

They understand that a person's relationships with others is one of the richest data sets in terms of discerning character.

We obtained encouraging results in terms of discerning between different folds of a bistable RNA, where the PRE is unperturbed by the very slow dynamics of the system.

Care was taken that all of the sentences included in the neutral and trauma-related condition had been coded by our six independent community raters as 'easy' (on a 4 point Likert scale from 'easy' to 'difficult') in terms of discerning the intended meaning and as 'easy' in terms of processing the sentence as sensical or non-sensical.