Here it should be noted that the true prevalence of smoking during pregnancy may be difficult to discern, not only because some countries lack national statistics but also because of possible underreporting in studies relying on self-report [ 11].
Your sources may not refer to the position as requiring a skill that isn't very important, but you may discern that particular skills are not in high demand.
Please know we don't blame you, and any resentful tone you may discern is merely envy -- because who doesn't love Breaking Bad? Lastly, in searching for a date, there is always the unpredictable, risky option: being set up.
It confirms Koons's scope as an artist unconfined by the conventional art world, whose work addresses everybody, including but not limited to those who may discern influences of Courbet, Brancusi, Duchamp, Dali, Warhol, and Disney.
Then we may discern together as a society – across various religions and those whose faith is not "religious" – whether recent developments and proposed redefinitions of marriage serve or undermine genuine human flourishing.
The incidences that break up the lives of Aickman's characters never settle into a pattern, or at least not within the arc of a single story, though a reader may discern resonances across his work as a whole.
It reads in part: "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds, so that you may discern what is the will of God — what is good and acceptable and perfect".
Most listeners may discern this only subliminally.
As you may discern, I'm quite bad at crosswords.
It seems plausible enough that the patterns to be discerned may include not only strict associations (whenever X, Y), but also stable statistical associations.
Often, this will be looking at how the research is different as a result of public involvement, but sometimes that is difficult to discern and may not be very dramatic (if the research has been designed well in the first place).
