Sentence examples for discernable as from inspiring English sources

The cars are all pleasing, attractive and discernable as Audis, but differentiation has diminished among the model ranges.

The general conclusion at least for vertebrates and certainly not without exception has been that, although much of existing genetic structure springs from the Pleistocene, older (pre-Pleistocene) events are discernable as well (e.g., Rodríguez-Sánchez et al. 2010).

Real, actual devastation has never been as discernable as it was on his face in that moment.

In an age of at least ostensible government regulation, no truly massive corporate fraud scheme can be perpetrated without government complicity, discernable as either a bewildering set of decisions or inexplicable complacency.

In the remaining samples, the VDJ-junctions were not discernable as they consisted of multiple sequences, indicating that these tumors were likely to be oligoclonal.

On the contrary, the five C-terminal repeats of p115GHR (residues 343 629, starting from ARM8) are not easily discernable as ARM-repeats at the sequence level.

A specific competitive inhibitor blocking the Col-I-binding site for fibrinogen abolished the organization of fibrin into discernable fibrils, as well as the C2C12-mediated contraction of Col I gels.

Victoria Legrand's big, shaggy hair is the only discernable feature as she bobs and whispers.

Interestingly, the phylum Chordata (of which humans are members) may have been among the last groups to evolve discernable eyes, as these were not present in the known Cambrian chordates (e.g., Pikaia); chordate eyes first appear in the fossil record of conodonts from 30 million years later (Land and Nilsson 2002).

Furthermore the rate exhibits no discernable reduction as the reaction proceeds; suggesting that with extended reaction times greater conversion levels could be achieved.

We felt that asking nurses to apply ultrasound for the whole trial period would have resulted in disillusionment if nurses felt that there was no discernable benefit, as this would increase the workload significantly: this would have hampered recruitment.