Sentence examples similar to discernible tendency from inspiring English sources

There's no discernible trend here.

A recent escapee from the populist True Finns, she carries no discernible hippy tendencies – not a whiff of joss stick.

There are discernible left/right tendencies on these matters, but they are harder to trace.

There was no discernible monthly trend.

A rising tendency is discernible of the application of CAM among patients with tumorous disease.

Two tendencies are discernible across all designs: The largest deviations can be found for the smallest sample size (n=100) combined with the fewest items (k=5, i.e. d f=4).

The movement toward humanism, partly inspired by St. Francis of Assisi and his teaching, was accompanied by a related tendency toward naturalism discernible in the visual arts in the later 13th century.

As the century progressed, signs of a tendency toward Realism were discernible in Józef Korzeniowski's novels Spekulant (1846; "The Speculator") and Kollokacja (1847; "The Collocation").

Ms. Devlin's photographs of death chambers are part of a tendency to catalog that is discernible in several artworks here.

However, the mechanism that does underlie children's strong tendency to fuse components of speech signals is not discernible from these two experiments.

A tendency for the brass to overpower the strings, however, was discernible at the climaxes, a problem that resurfaced later in the evening, when Jurowski turned to Prokofiev's Fifth Symphony, the work with which he made his LPO debut in 2001.