Sentence examples for discerning how to from inspiring English sources

Discerning how to interpret "faint bands" and the resulting impacts on malaria misdiagnosis in areas of medium to high transmission and may give different results and therefore we advocate for further research that will add to the growing body of knowledge regarding RDTs and their inherent strengths and limitations.

The video also allows the AltSchool real-estate team to discern how to improve the layout of its schools.

Tomorrow came more quickly for gay rights than anyone could have imagined, but the controversies at World Vision and Mozilla suggest that neither the old majority nor the new one has discerned how to confront the fierceness of that urgency.

Human reason was required to discern how to act in uncertain cases.

They're doing what many leadership teams must do -- trying to discern how to kick-start growth in their business.

I'm not saying I do this perfectly -- or even have discerned how to be gracious in relationships -- but it is what I'm aspiring to.

We will be praying for the justices of the Supreme Court to have the spirit of wisdom and understanding that they may discern how to best support women's moral agency.

In light of these questions and what I view as the Church's contradictory teachings on homosexuality, it is apparent that the Church needs to discern how to live out its pastoral mission with regard to LGBT Catholics in a way that considers the whole person and the beauty found in an LGBT relationship.

Of course, we must also discern how to forge the will that will cause leadership to care to benefit the community and in the USA, to learn how to stretch the limits of community-focused action by multiple self-interested businesses with no local governance.

Understanding of protein complex assembly and the effect of ligand binding on their native topologies is integral to discerning how alterations in their architecture can affect function.

It's a delicate balance of discerning how much you're willing to misrepresent yourself for the sake of another person.