Sentence examples for may be discernable from inspiring English sources

"These transactions would form a pattern that may be discernable in certain databases to which the U.S. government would have lawful access".

What temporal patterns of behavior may be discernable among university students in a mobile applications computer science course?   2.

The text narrative for a single crime is likely to be insufficient to define text-based 'crime topics,' but such may be discernable over a large collection of narratives.

However, changes in mRNAs that may not be direct targets, but lie closer to the consequences of miRNA inhibitory effects may be discernable in the transcriptional profile.

It might therefore be anticipated that similar climatic correlations may be discernable in the population structure of cultivated barley.

Thus, weight reduction is not the sole indicator of the beneficial effects of healthful dieting, which may be discernable by measuring a specific group of biomarkers despite partial weight maintenance/regain.

In some cases, aberrant phenotypes may not be discernable under normal conditions, but may be revealed under suboptimal growth conditions.

Trust in Wenger may still be discernable, but for the club to recover, this may have to become another quality to be abandoned at the Emirates, just as loyalty seems to have been.

Although each enzyme produced a single band indicating that the C. felis 18S rDNA gene may be single-copy, a tandem arrangement of multiple gene copies may not be discernable using Southern blot analysis alone.

Therefore subtle differences in these mutants may not be discernable by the 'RIP1 laddering' assay in Figure 4C.

Early or "pre-cancerous" stages of abnormality may also be discernable and provide prognostic rather than diagnostic information to a physician.