Sentence examples for discern not only from inspiring English sources
It's tricky to discern not only whether past extreme weather have changed, but also whether human-caused global warming is a factor.
By tracking where great artists and thinkers were and where they went, the team could discern not only patterns of migration but also the rise and fall of cultural centres.
As a result, using two different materials such as EuD4TEA and ZnS Mn at different locations can discern not only the impact energy, but also the location using their unique decay times.
By seeing the dangers in the road ahead, by realizing one's pattern of self-sabotage, it becomes possible for an individual to discern not only obstacles, but new possibilities, for keeping the car on the road, avoiding a crash, and moving forward toward one's destination.
As a new Associate Dean of the Faculty at my long-time home, Lake Forest College, I wanted to read College Unbound to discern not only what the future might bring, but also what role the liberal arts will play in that future.
Here it should be noted that the true prevalence of smoking during pregnancy may be difficult to discern, not only because some countries lack national statistics but also because of possible underreporting in studies relying on self-report [ 11].
The molecular events underlying the antiamnesic effect of LM need to be discerned to not only screen the active constituents of Leea macrophylla but can facilitate development of novel targets to enhance memory [47].
It seems plausible enough that the patterns to be discerned may include not only strict associations (whenever X, Y), but also stable statistical associations.
Jeffrey already knew he could rely on Susan's discerning ear -- not only for the structure of his ornamentations, but for pace and continuity.
This course proved unpopular with students who indicated they wanted to learn about the history of other parts of the world, and to develop the skills and tools necessary to discern bias and favor not only in the history course itself but in the world around them.
Thanks to the stunning preservation, the researchers could not only discern a heart and a circulatory system in these 3-centimeter fossils, but also some of the hallmarks of chordates, such as a dorsal nerve cord and a notochord, a rod of stiff tissue that provides support along the back of the body.
