Sentence examples for newly discerned from inspiring English sources

A newly discerned lion subspecies could exist in captivity in Ethiopia's capital city of Addis Ababa.

Thus for a given year, the newly added patents' z-scores are discerned based on all the patents that precede them, and the older patents' z-scores continue to evolve and change based on subsequently issued inventions.

Among the newly hired lawyers whose political or ideological views could be discerned, 63 of 65 lawyers hired under Schlozman had Republican or conservative credentials, the report said.

ORF75a nuclear staining was hard to discern in newly infected cells, either because this antibody was less good for detection or because MuHV-4 virions contain less ORF75a protein than ORF75b or ORF75c.

If they do, the result of a successful Socratic encounter will be that the interlocutor is at a loss: the interlocutors now recognize that they have inconsistent beliefs, since they have both their initial reasons for the thesis or knowledge-claim they made and their newly-discerned reasons against it.

They also discerned a strategic value to settlement; these kipa-wearing pioneers would keep watch over the newly conquered Arabs, and they would help protect Israel's middle — at its narrowest, Israel is nine miles wide.

In the process, she also becomes newly convincing as a source, especially in connection with her husband's complicated, grinding ambition, a quality she discerned beneath his cloak of rectitude.

However, differences can readily be discerned.

Grannis discerned a more nefarious motive, however.

Once discerned, however, they prove astonishingly diverse.

Cruelty and competition are also readily discerned.