Sentence examples for discern the current from inspiring English sources
Finally, patent analysis of this study can help to discern the current technology trend and to develop the next generation of biohydrogen processes and associated technologies.
So while the overall trends are harder to discern, the current nature and level of anti-Semitic incidents are enough to make some Jewish people feel afraid.
He always gave to me the impression of a man of great force, far vision, extraordinary audacity of thought, strong confidence in himself, and rare power to discern the currents and quicken the velocity of public opinion.
That's part of the reason why the U.S. energy system responded fairly quickly to the first oil shock, and why changes in behavior are harder to discern in the current crisis.
The relationship between tree structure and VarTD is easy to discern in the current example.
Also, the trabecular meshwork (TM) and Schlemm's canal (SC) are difficult to discern in the current structural image.
However, how FHOD3 may be involved in the regulation of plasma β-globulin levels is difficult to discern because the current knowledge regarding FHOD3 is scarce and restricted to human and mouse functional studies [ 56, 57].
It is not possible to discern from the current analysis why cardiovascular disease patients had higher costs when ORCs were used, but it may be due to different burdens of bleeding or different requirements for adjunctive hemostat characteristics during cardiovascular procedures, as compared to other procedures.
It is the ability to absorb the vast flow of information and still discern the essential current of events — the things that go together and the things that will never go together.
Part of the message was easily discerned: on the current course, we were surely doomed.
Subtle -- and not-so-subtle -- ideological agendas can also be discerned in the current brain research, as a new crop of baby experts use neuroscience to argue that children's personalities and abilities are either determined before they're out of diapers or remarkably malleable.
