Diminishing quality of life was clearly the primary concern and it was hoped that deep assessment might offer more informed and authentic insights into May's difficult-to-discern interests and preferences and into her levels of alertness so that needs and desires might be better responded to.
At the same time, we discern growing interest among public health researchers in broader dissemination of their methods and data, and in working with others on the underlying causes of conflict and human rights abuse [ 34, 63, 64].
"No one should ever be able to discern your interests or views from the media you consume," he added.
The campaign has also hired a "chief scientist" who worked in the private sector finding ways to discern consumers' interests from data online, and used that data to target messages to entice people to buy certain products.
Moreover, even those closest and most committed to an individual with radical cognitive impairments may find it hard to discern his interests, and distinguish them from their own "judgment-sensitive" attitudes.
Against the rush of events, an ethical nation must reflect upon the causes of the problem, form potential courses of action, and discern self-interest in the conflict -- all within a framework of God's intentions in history.
It discerns your interests before deciding which questions, topics and people to show you.
That the college's president cannot discern the public interest in this story is disturbing.
When senators choose to act like senators — exercising independent judgment to discern the national interest — change can come rapidly.
Dewey is anti-elitist, and argues that the capacity of the wise few to discern the public interest tends to be distorted by their position.
Not only can one discern his early interest in the importance of nothingness in his thinking, but there is also indication that he was sensitive to the non-dual immediacy of experience, which Nishida described as 'pure experience'.
