Sentence examples for discern one of from inspiring English sources

So, from what I'm able to discern, one of two things is happening.

Almost certainly, he would have discerned one of Nature's jumps between the Neanderthaler and the avowedly "higher" type from Engis.

Since seriousness of purpose is impossible to discern, one's imagination can take ludicrous leaps.

RFLP analysis by using IS 6110 is a powerful tool for discerning one strain of M. tuberculosis from another when there are many copies of IS 6110.

A major limitation of this study is the use of multiple interventions at the same time in both arms, making it difficult to discern which one of these interventions causes benefit.

What it did mean was that the crowd was a more discerning one, with a lower percentage of the once-a-year mob.

Though the buttress plate and screws appeared intact, it was easily discerned that one of the proximal screws had inadvertently crossed the physeal plate.

We were interested in which of the three highly correlated FTO variants were most closely correlated with the biologically relevant variant at this locus or in discerning whether one of these variants themselves was responsible for the observed association signal.

Qua externalist, W. acknowledges the possibility of error in discerning one's own mental contents, as when Dry Oscar misjudges his empty concept to have a natural kind content.

Since without sunlight the intruder's intentions cannot be discerned, one must act preemptively and defend one's life even at the cost of the assailant's.

A discerning one, anyway.