Sentence examples for explicitly discern from inspiring English sources
For example, Cloos et al. (2010) consider economic and financial circumstances components of active ageing, but they do not explicitly discern what they understand by 'components' and how they relate to ageing actively.
It's possible to encounter O'Connnor's stories (you never really just read them) without explicitly discerning her deep, abiding belief in literary art as Christian vocation or her mission to show, as she said, "the action of grace in territory held largely by the devil".
Still lifes in the 18th and 19th centuries tend to be less explicitly moralizing, though one can discern in the simple repasts favored by Chardin a reproach to the frivolity typical of the Rococo.
Legal minds in civil-law jurisdictions like to think that their system is more stable and fairer than common-law systems, because laws are stated explicitly and are easier to discern.
The number of training sequences (T) is of critical importance, since it is often out of the researcher's control, yet explicitly determines the statistical power to discern subtle signals.
While it isn't binding precedent, Scalia's opinion is a fascinating window on his exasperation at the tendency of liberal jurists to discern (or invent) rights that aren't explicitly guaranteed in the Constitution.
Although not explicitly modeled, the effect of increasing reviewer load can be discerned from these results—as correct reviewers are converted into harried ones by this load, the funding share of G2 declines (Fig. 6) and the quality of the funded proposals slightly improves.
