Sentence examples for discernible indication from inspiring English sources

Like Queen Victoria before her, the monarch gave no discernible indication of being amused.

What must have made matters worse is the absence of any discernible indication that Dyke has forsaken his former profession.

The magnitude of change from simply controlling for the few markers of exposure that are independently related to health outcomes markedly attenuated the risk estimates in both of the studies, nonetheless leaving discernible indications of a weaker association.

A higher modularity value indicates a more discernible community structure.

There was no discernible pattern in the rat's meanderings and no indication it was working hard to find the treat.

Considering the time trends in more detail, for PM2.5, there are no discernible time trends corresponding to road closures, nor is there indication of greater concentration reductions at monitors proximate to road closures.

Otherwise, some indication of the musical character of the work is discernible from notes in the libretto, which Fabbri suggests, indicate that the work may not have been sung throughout.

Jenkins retorted by saying that Jones's value to the squad may not be as easily discernible from the outside as it is from the inside, and the indications are that Wales are bunkering themselves in, as they did in 1989 when they faced the prospect of a then unprecedented Five Nations whitewash only to pull off a defiant victory over England in Cardiff.

Moreover, pinch out geometry frequently is discernible on seismic data but after calibration with well logs there was a clear indication of the presence of a pinch out as shown in Figs. 7 and 9.

In humans, fusion of the legs in sirenomelia occurs in a spectrum of morphologies, ranging from the mildest cases in which all bones of the two fused lower limbs are discernible (Fig. 1C,D), to the most severe cases in which there is no indication that the single rudimentary lower limb that is present derives from the fusion of two (Fig. 1A,B).

But trends are discernible.