Sentence examples for more discernable from inspiring English sources

Since the duo's 2002 reunion, the disparity in their temperaments has resulted in a more discernable oscillation between light and dark sentiments in the music.

After 17 Ma, it is clear that there is a more discernable gap so that even the fastest cooled grains show a significant lag between cooling and deposition.

Looking to succeed where political action and discourse has been tenuous, Iceland's own Olafur Eliasson recently created a public art installation meant as a reflection on climate change, done in a manner more discernable than the theoretical rhetoric that often surrounds the issue.

Generally, further improvements on the predictive performance rely on more discernable features or different combination of the currently proposed feature.

It appears that high intensity jumping exercise combined with honey supplementation resulted more discernable effects on bone.

The effect of NF-κB blockade on cell death was minimal at 4 hours of TNF treatment and it became more discernable at 8 and 24 hours.

As the field of continental feminism continues to evolve, new hybrid methods will be more clearly discernable that enable a general description of the field that does not artificially divide theorists along methodological, epistemological and metaphysical lines.

Leaflet thickening is likely to make the leaflets more easily discernable on CT.

Thus, the AgNOR count may be higher in cells in late G2 or early G1 when the NORs are segregated and they are more easily discernable.

Tumor budding is diagnosed at high magnification and should not be mistaken with the tumor border configuration, which is more easily discernable at low magnifications.

SEM does not generate 3-D images but provides more easily discernable images depicting the co-aggregation of microbial cells of a biofilm.