Sentence examples for discerning factors from inspiring English sources

After discerning factors related to the chronicity at the time of presentation, clinical patterns were identified based on the frequency (daily vs. intermittent), clinical course (remitted or not), and total disease duration (<3 or >3 months).

The presence or absence of dialogue was one of the discerning factors between autonomous and pseudo-autonomous decision making.

Unlike sensation and apperception, which apprehend the specific characteristics of objects, consciousness acts as an integrating and discerning factor of experience.

The combination of a substantial effect on PPG and a labeling of once daily administration is, however, a discerning factor compared with the GLP-1RAs already on the market.

Because the index takes into account the proportion of non-reproducing helpers, group size invariably becomes a discerning factor between species with some degree of reproductive skew, as large, queen-based societies would have the highest ratio of non-reproductive to reproductive individuals.

The validators were assigned to teachers receiving both the lowest and highest ratings so that, as John DeStefano Jr., the New Haven mayor put it, they could "discern factors of poor performance and also great performance so that they can be shared with other teachers and replicated".

This affords the potential for EDLIPS to discern factors unique to the ED population.

In order to address this dilemma for nurses performing the triage function, this paper is a targeted review of the suicide risk factor literature designed to discern factors that may have implications for making a triage determination with the intent of improving the accuracy and quality of triage for suicidal patients.

There's plenty to parse in today's speech, including the president's unfortunate mashup of the clarity of basic greenhouse science (which is where the "overwhelming judgment" of scientific assessments lies) and the much tougher challenge of discerning what factors have caused recent large losses from fires, drought and storms.

Both specially designed self-administered tests and rated semistructured interviews are useful in discerning psychosocial factors related to health and long survival and their biological correlates.

The emphasis in this study was on discerning the factors that distinguish the crack-initiating microstructural arrangements and plausible mechanisms producing a life-limiting failure versus a long lifetime failure under nominally similar microstructure and applied stress level.