Sentence examples for discernable only from inspiring English sources

But that's a small point, discernable only to the book critic who happens to know a little Chinese (and to about one billion Chinese).

Detailed features of the microstructure were discernable only upon metallographic preparation and include Cr-rich precipitates and an α-Cr(Al,Ni) rejection region that formed during coating and homogenization, respectively.

However, the sensitivity of detecting heterozygous mutations in conventional direct sequencing is rather low, as tested in our previous study (Ichii-Nakato et al, 2006); the mutant peak is reliably discernable only when heterozygous mutant cells comprised >20% of samples.

The authors concluded, "These very low effective doses for xenoestrogens demonstrate that many environmental contamination levels previously thought to be subtoxic may very well exert significant signal- and endocrine-disruptive effects, discernable only when the appropriate mechanism is assayed".

These very low effective doses for xenoestrogens demonstrate that many environmental contamination levels previously thought to be subtoxic may very well exert significant signal-and endocrine-disruptive effects, discernable only when the appropriate mechanism is assayed.

Though there is probably at least three times as much nutmeg as I've ever used in a soup, it was barely discernable, serving only to make the spinach taste more like itself.

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

The Yankees had tapes on Uehara, from Japan and from spring training, but the only discernable edge they exploited was on the bases.

Happily, their only discernable rivalry is on the tennis court, where Geithner, at 47 and seven years Summers's junior, tends to prevail in their regular games.

The new episodes have built upon the earlier ones seamlessly, as though the only discernable difference between HBO and Vimeo were the money and the size of the crew.

In fact, the only discernable connection that the former Manchester United winger has with the Welsh club is that right-footed Swansea legend Leon Britton, then about 12 years old, once pretended to be Giggs in a 'Stop.