Sentence examples for discern most from inspiring English sources

The tree constructed using all the information available, did not have sufficient resolution to discern most of the ancient phylogenetic relations.

This reliability arises not from the absence of sequencing errors, but from the ability to discern most of them from true substitutions.

Contrary to experience reported for some settings [ 30], in our study even designated professionals integrated into the daily team rounds were not sufficient to discern most adverse occurrences, perhaps because these personnel were not consistently aware of intra-operative occurrences, near-miss occurrences, or occurrences only observed by consulting services.

Exactly what the full range of party chatter was is tough to say, because a variety of languages were spoken, but an interloper, with a little persistence, was able to discern that most drivers would probably disagree with the cheery characterization of the yellow cab (made at a recent design forum at Parsons) as "New York's movable public space".

Being able to discern the most subtle differences in pitch, timbre and tone helps you to get it right every mix, every take, and every performance.

However with so many contributions from the community it becomes difficult to discern the most useful, reliable, compatible, and recent modules from the rest.

This study examines the geographical processes that create flood hazards associated with automobile travel to discern the most important factors in their genesis.

A patient-centered approach could discern the most likely possibility and would then, as appropriate, address patient barriers to non-adherence (using behavioral interviewing methods such as motivational interviewing) or help facilitate choices among treatment augmentation options (using methods such as shared decision-making).

The LNISO method is found to be a powerful high-throughput technique for rapid preformulation stability screening of pharmaceutical compounds by binning the compounds into categories based on the predicted t90% or t98% values to discern the most stable compound at the tested condition(s).

In the nongovernmental realm, such a call to action could produce a broad coalition of actors who might possess many different issue priorities and global governance visions, but who could all come together behind a formal process to discern the most appropriate vision for the historical conditions of our advancing 21st Century.

Nevertheless, we found that the Bayes factors test has the power to discern between most of such scenarios.