Sentence examples for intention to discern from inspiring English sources

In this study, we presented an analysis of the largest number of Chinese patients with LHON and m.14484T>C, with an intention to discern potentially pathogenic mutations that were co-segregated with m.14484T>C and to dissect the matrilineal genetic structure of Chinese LHON patients with this mutation.

Our intention is to discern how market structures will be affected from an operations management perspective.

Philip Sales and Richard Ekins are among those that believe that section 3 has not displaced the purpose of interpretation – to discern parliamentary intention.

Yet the juxtaposition of Mr. Trump's dual performances was so jarring that his true vision and intentions on immigration were hard to discern.

And if election officials in various counties in a state employ different standards in answering these questions, the problem quickly starts to look like the one confronted by the Supreme Court in 2000, when different Florida counties used different standards to discern voters' intentions.

As Sarah and Abigail jockey for affronts and access, the queen struggles to discern whose intentions are pure.

In a case of uncertainty, I would find it easier to discern a legislative intention to confer a power of indefinite administrative detention if the power were coupled with a discretion... ...... Accordingly, he found that a proper construction of the provisions of the Act would not permit Al-Kateb's detention to continue indefinitely.

It can be hard to discern the good intentions behind bad work, but it's important to try to keep them in mind.

It would provide us with what television debates promised but never delivered: a way to discern the knowledge, intentions and character of a potential president.

Seen by the Observer, it describes the UK's foreign policy as so muddled and reactive that it is "difficult to discern the strategic intentions" of the government's approach to the region.

For instance, as Tomasello 2003 argues, children's early linguistic theorizing appears to be constrained by their inborn abilities to share attention with others and to discern others' communicative intentions.