Sentence examples for discernible extent from inspiring English sources

The politicians of the smaller states (and to a much lesser but discernible extent the citizens thereof) would have much to lose from a democratized Senate.

Wyke also said that the Second World War might have modified Waugh's racist attitudes, though not to an extent discernible in his social behaviour.

There was, however, no discernible relationship between extent of VEGF positivity and survival, age or any other variable (for survival, p = 0.818 Cox regression).

For CMDs immobilized via polyamine spacers, on the other hand, tissue outgrowth was completely inhibited, and again there were no discernible effects from the extent of carboxymethyl substitution and the molecular weight of the CMDs.

However, we saw no discernible increase in the extent of ubiquitination on these histones (data not shown).

To an extent that remains discernible today, he succeeded.

It finds that openness spurs growth to a statistically significant extent, and has no discernible effect on distribution.

For example, the existence and extent of bubbles are only discernible in retrospect".

To the extent that a narrative structure is discernible amid the chaos, "Margot at the Wedding" could be described as a farce.

For nanopatterned Al thin films that subsequently experienced an annealing temperature of 1,200°C, it was found that smoothing and coalescence of the line features had occurred to such an extent that the patterning was no longer discernible.

The analysis begins by asking: to what extent is a shift towards Ethiopian Somali identity discernible among Somalis outside of the Horn of Africa?