Therefore, the EDL933 data set was less well separated into three modes compared to K-12 presenting greater difficulty in discerning the present genes from those absent or divergent.
Notice that, if there is a difference, it must not depend on what one can visually discern at the present time, for ex hypothesis, there is no such visual difference that can currently be detected.
Whereas the specific pathway involved cannot be discerned from the present studies, it clearly does not involve PI3K as none of the three antagonists tested were effective.
Although the relative roles of all the individual pesticides in the mixture cannot be discerned from the present study, S-metolachlor does appear to be an effector.
The evolution of living beings, of which science seeks to determine the stages and to discern the mechanism, presents an internal finality which arouses admiration.
By the time cohort members were aged 23 (1981), the conflict in Northern Ireland had escalated such that anti-Irish discrimination and issues relating to identity may have had a particular salience for second-generation Irish people at that time; 48 this may have contributed to the mental health inequalities noted at this age, although it was not possible to discern this from the present analysis.
Mr. Orfalea discerned parallels with the present controversy.
He discerns similarities between the present furore and Clinton's handling of the Whitewater affair – the real estate investment in the Ozark Mountains that she and Bill made in the 1970s that went bad, later prompting the agonizingly drawn-out Kenneth Starr investigation that sapped the energy of the Clinton presidency.
Ascertaining how students view ID also provides a measure of students' ability to discern the subtle differences presented in the discourse regarding evolution, creationism, and ID.
"He was definitely a forward thinker, one of the few guys I know in the technology business who had the ability to sift through the tea leaves of the present and discern the direction of future events," said Larry Scott, a former colleague at Cambridge Technology Partners.
