Sentence examples for discernible based from inspiring English sources
While the receptors exist as monomers in resting macrophages, two distinct populations were discernible based on their mobility: some diffuse by apparent free motion, while others are confined within submicron boundaries that reduce the frequency of spontaneous collisions.
Eight developmental stages were discernible based on changes in these three indices.
The growing collection of established clades has meanwhile reached 3925 discernible haplogroups based on 16,810 full mtGenomes [Phylotree (www.phylotree.org) Build 15 [4]].
In order to assign PSM confidence and calculate a false identification rate, a decoy reference database of either reversed or shuffled protein sequences is generally used to model this standard error, allowing for confidence-filtering based on discernible differences in the distributions of true and false positive PSMs.
Parts of actors are discernible in most, but one, based on "The Evil Dead," is quite illegible.
It may be possible for British Gas to generate energy using the rage and hostility of customers by announcing further price increases based on no discernible reason other than borderline-sociopathic greed.
G. Reid Lyon, the Bush administration's chief reading expert, said that the program lacked any discernible research base, thus holding out the alarming possibility that the city could lose about $70 million in federal money earmarked for reading instruction.
It can be found that the IE of octadecane is 9.54 ± 0.05 eV based on the first discernible onset.
The aim of the current study was to investigate whether there are discernible structural subregions in the FPC based on white matter connectivity profiles.
That said, there was no real discernible difference in the performance of a publisher based upon its comScore rank for performance-based advertising.
Images were scored based on the most clearly discernible staining patterns: mitochondrial or lysosomal (o; Figure 4A); cytoplasmic (or plasma) membrane (m; Figure 4D); or, nuclear or nucleolar (n; Figure 4G).
