Sentence examples for discerned during from inspiring English sources
As for the caponata, Mr. Benno discerned during the tastings that it would pair well with cod cakes; his version will utilize the tail and belly of a cod in a mix with potatoes, egg and flour, pan-fried with salt and pepper.
An obvious shift could be discerned during the last two years concerning the distribution of risk groups.
Multiple substrate binding modes discerned during building and refinement for the extended farnesyl chain could potentially satisfy, and likely contribute to, the observed electron densities (Supplementary Figure S4).
This high-affinity binding event is not discerned during AUC because the mass change induced by binding the 20 kDa protein to the 169 kDa duplex is small.
Despite the large number of genes that are downregulated in chdA and chdB nulls, little group biases could be discerned during growth.
When comparing the regulation pattern of the three MAP kinase subgroups, no uniform pattern was discerned between tissues during torpor.
Noel Watler, an eighth grader from the Roy H. Mann School in Brooklyn, discerned a greater threat during his visit to the museum last week.
The jaunty bassline in Paul Simon's You Can Call Me Al was bright and easily discerned, and not once during my testing did the One fall prey to the dreaded muddy audio syndrome.
The measurements clearly showed that the influence of tidal forcing on the biogeochemical processes in porewaters could not be considered using conventional sampling and analyses because sediment heterogeneities could not be discerned from temporal variations during tidal cycles.
Further insight into sex differences may be discerned by studying responses during the recovery period following maximal exercise, when the autonomic nervous system is transitioning from sympathetic to parasympathetic dominance.
In contrast, a role was discerned for ventral mPFC during conceptual but not agentic self-referential recollection, indicating specific involvement in retrieving memories related to self-concept rather than bodily self.
