Clearer information about the underlying datasets would help to discern the origin of the mismatch on a case-by-case basis.
For example, it is sometimes difficult to discern the origin of an oxygen atom in the final product; since it may have come from water or from part of the substrate.
In addition to induction by RANKL-activated upstream signaling, NFATc1 also auto-amplifies itself at mRNA level (Asagiri et al., 2005), which makes it harder to discern the origin of NFATc1 regulation in osteoclast cultures.
Over the next few days, and perhaps weeks, Hamas will try to discern the origins of its mistakes.
It discusses some of the research techniques used to discern the origins of agriculture as well as the general trajectory of agricultural development in the ancient societies of Southwest Asia, the Americas, East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent, and Europe.
The quest to discern the origins of life is bringing together once-disparate disciplines, including astrophysics and planetary science (concerned with the heavens and the formation of planets), and chemistry and biology (concerned with the prebiotic chemistry and the critical — and still mysterious — transition that created the first living cells).
By combining these genetic data with archeological and linguistic information, anthropologists have been able to discern the origins of Homo sapiens in Africa and to track the timing and location of the waves of human migration out of Africa that led to the eventual spread of humans to other continents of the globe.
The findings touched off a new round of excited chatter among those who study ancient human cultures to discern the origins of heart disease.
The possibilities abound, but for starters, we can now discern the true origin of schizophrenia, pinpoint the handful of neurons that are faulty, develop fool-proof medicine, or potentially even deactivate the corrupted brain cells.
In this context, the phylogenetic method was used to discern the potential origin of the mtDNA sequence anomalies rather than to identify spurious genetic alterations in our single-cell analysis; the phylogeographic information thus provides an explanation for some of the observed sequence anomalies.
Frequently, however, they are pedunculated, filling a large portion of one hemithorax; in these cases, it may be difficult to discern the thymic origin of the mass.
