Sentence examples for discernible use from inspiring English sources
One of his projects became known as the "Bridge to Nowhere" after it was revealed he had ensured Congress directed $450m for the construction of a bridge in Ketchikan that was of little discernible use other than to link a small island of about 50 people to the mainland.
These membrane changes are discernible using light and electron microscopy.
The device isn't bloated with all sorts of useless noise, it serves deliberate functions with easily discernible uses.
The fact that the recognition of this molecular diversity largely relied on molecular cloning bears testament to the degree of similarity among the gene products, which was not discernible using conventional biochemical or pharmacological agents.
The investigation has shown, for the C-GFB investigated, the following events are discernible using a passive acoustic sensor: demand type (hot water or central heating); boiler ignition time; and pre-mix fan motor speed.
Anterior endoderm (AE) explants were dissected at stage 10 10.25 when the blastopore lip is discernible, using a fine tungsten needle and hair loop.
Any effect of placing the gene downstream of the strong P fdx promoter was not discernible using this test.
Thus, to determine if nuclear DNA groups discovered in this study were discernible using mtDNA, we sequenced multiple individuals from all major groups suggested by our microsatellite results for the mtDNA cyt b gene, using previous protocols [ 24].
In our study, women with small undisclosed increases in troponin concentrations that were only discernible using the high sensitivity assay with sex specific diagnostic thresholds, were less likely to receive evidence based treatments and had the highest rates of reinfarction and death at 12 months.
The mitotic phases are well discernible by using chromatin staining.
They found that Monsignor Gradilone had liquidated a mutual fund in the church's investment portfolio, but that the money had not been used for any discernible parish purpose.
