Sentence examples for how discernible from inspiring English sources

We studied how discernible these new molecules are from real metabolites and, hence, whether synthetic organic chemistry reactions are indeed able to expand the known universe of metabolites.

The contrast characterizes how discernible H0 and H1 are when assessed by λ.

Furthermore, there is no clear-cut underlying decision discernible as how to deal with developmental aspects.

Did filming last year's season-opening episodes in America have a discernible impact on how the show is consumed here?

If there are discernible differences in how environmental priorities are expressed by the region's green movement itself, it is the frequent coincidence with the main priorities of the left – the alleviation of poverty and inequality – giving rise to a distinctive "socio-environmentalism".

Observe how a lesion is clearly discernible in a "healthy" contralateral position.

"I think this kind of struggle becomes discernible in the work, how the process works hand in hand with the motifs.

Twenty-six articles (33%) offered no discernible physiologic rationale for how acupuncture might work (Table 1).

But a close examination of Howe's relationship with Brown reveals how his radical beliefs and religious violence were far more discernible in "Battle Hymn" than "John Brown's Body".

A "lack of moderation discernible on all fronts" is how Dwight D. Eisenhower assessed Sweden in 1960, seeing Scandinavia in general as a cautionary tale about extended social welfare.

Many inside the LTA share Sport England's key concern; they know where they want to go, they don't appear to have a discernible and credible plan about how to get there.