Sentence examples for discernable from the from inspiring English sources

"The vast majority were well behaved, there is numerous instances, discernable from the footage and statements from police officers of other Glasgow Rangers supporters trying to curb the disorderly behaviour of other people, caught up in this," he said.

Reams of instrument samples and software synthesizers can be downloaded for a pittance which, to the lay ear at least, are barely discernable from the real thing, and modern musicians are as likely to spend their time mastering Lexicon's PCM Native Reverb as they might practising their finger-picking.

The spectra are discernable from the noise floors up to approximately 230 K for all structures.

Even for relatively high enrichment (∼20%) fuel at MS&TR, cesium peaks were prominent and easily discernable from the intense Compton continuum.

Nevertheless, these long channels are empty and indeed they are not electrically discernable from the insulating a-Si H la-Si Hhat surrounds the wires.

The analysis yielded specifics not discernable from the experimental data alone, such as showing that active genes are near the center of the nucleus and inactive ones are toward the edges, the team reports this month in Scientific Reports.

It wasn't — I ran to check in the mirror — discernable from head-on or from the side.

Indeed, a sample of Min-U-Sil 5 was made into a thick paste with deionised water and dried under mild conditions (24 hours at 120°C) and showed no discernable difference from the untreated sample.

Anlagen of the CNS, the arms, the funnel, and the mantle are discernable from stage 18 onward (for a common staging system, see [ 19]).

Our study also revealed that 46.3% of the participants classified as unwell with fatigue and 19.9% of those classified as unwell but without fatigue endorsed persistent problems staying awake during the day, which suggests that the perception of sleepiness is discernable from a sense of fatigue.

However, this approach may be helpful when the tumor is infiltrative or when the border is not easily discernable from adjacent parenchyma.