Sentence examples for i cannot discern from inspiring English sources
It is clear from his demeanour that this is not true, but what he is feeling or thinking I cannot discern.
But I cannot discern a convincing case that abandoning the added value of membership in favour of associate status will improve our research base.
The editor, Ian Reeves, said last week there was huge interest in the proposal, but I cannot discern the common interest that would see such a variety of groups find the money and time to invest in such a project - particularly during current agonies over the industry's future.
Alas, for reasons I cannot discern, I have not been asked to strut.
(i) The completed RNA-Seq experiments cannot discern if the sense and the antisense transcript are transcribed in the same type of differentiated cells, which especially challenges stoichiometric estimations of asRNAs and their mRNA targets.
I cannot both be glad that I have a discerning taste in wine or opera performances and yet regard these expensive tastes as afflictions for which I should get equalizing compensation (Williams 2002).
Unfortunately, bulk array data (i.e. cells are not microdissected) cannot discern whether the appropriate pattern of expression exists within individual cells versus within the entire population.
I cannot calculate a rising time for the company without an exact time of birth, but I can nevertheless discern a great deal of information about the company and its future. .
Many studies cannot discern whether there are real changes in neurogenesis in humans with depression.
Without them we cannot discern our position on Tavener's ladder of spiritual perfection.
