Sentence examples for discernible property from inspiring English sources

In the present context we may understand the PII as ruling out the possibility of two things being distinct, but not distinct in virtue of some discernible property.

To test if any of these centrality measures is a discernible property more specific to immune cells, we implemented K-means clustering on all five of the centrality measures across the tissues.

In a sentence that will plant a satisfied grin on every wine critic's face, Smith writes, "There are standards by which we can judge a wine, or musical score, or painting to be better than another, and these reflect discernible properties of those objects, though it may take practice and experience to recognize them".

We have developed a very versatile and straightforward method for the production of dye-labeled microparticles with a very reproducible size distribution and freely-chosen and discernible fluorescent properties.

The results suggested that while increased sand content had no discernible effect on sediment property changes, increased organic content resulted in marked reductions in redox potential at 1-, 2- and 4-cm sediment depths and increased shear strengths.

While bioconcentration factors (BCFs) and translocation factors (TFs) of the test compounds varied substantially, no discernible relationship with physicochemical properties such as octanol-water distribution coefficient (Dow), membrane-water distribution coefficient (Dmw) and organic carbon-water partition coefficient (Koc).

Finally, we demonstrated that using the same responsive polymer and conjugating to different sites of a protein leads to no difference in bioconjugate shape, but it does lead to a discernible difference in thermal properties for the bioconjugates.

A housing expert has said the Borders railway has had "no dramatic or even discernible" impact as yet on property values in Galashiels.

PNC is presupposed by Leibniz's law, which states that if x and y are discernible (if one has a property that the other lacks), then x is not identical with y.

Some read it as simply providing further support for Hume's extensive argument that moral properties are not discernible by demonstrative reason, leaving open whether ethical evaluations may be conclusions of cogent probable arguments.

Comparative (homology) modeling makes it possible to predict the structures of proteins with similar sequences [ 14]; homology modeling of tubulin subunits was used for calculation of discernible differences in tubulin biophysical properties [ 15] and for a rational design of plant herbicides [ 16].