Sentence examples for not well discern from inspiring English sources
Histamine's effects on B cells have not received much attention thus far and the few studies that address this question do not well discern direct or indirect effects of histamine on B cells as they did not resort to B cell-specific knockouts and could thus be mediated by histamine's effects on T cells or DCs.
Unfortunately the study design employed is not well-suited for discerning what (if anything) is so special about the combination of Me7 ic and BSE ip.
We additionally demonstrated that clustering using both parts of the feature vector (i.e. the restrictive features along with the compositional features), but without feature subset selection, did not discern well peptides of any AMP family, as shown in Supplementary Table S4.
Today's strong CEO is not a fearful, mercurial figure but rather someone who is able to listen well, discern patterns, make analogies, get organizational buy-in.
Cell structures that were not well defined in prior in vivo experiments using conventional microscopy [ 1] can now be easily discerned.
Although his film criticism is not well-known, Agee's lively intelligence and discerning wit make his reviews as pleasureable to read as any writing with more serious intent.
In virtue of their suffering and alienation, these individuals are well situated not only to discern which values and practices in their heritage deserve allegiance but also to identify shortcomings in the traditions of the groups to which they belong.
Terminology has been variable and mostly not discerning well-enough isolated distal humerus replacement from total elbow replacement.
The alloy reactions are easily observed in Mössbauer spectroscopy, even in SnO 0.25 B2O3:0.25 P2O5 glass, where X-ray diffraction did not discern the Li Sn alloy phases well.
And my room is well-lit, but his race was not easy to discern either.
In the future we may very well become anxious around people who wear brown cardigans; once again we won't discern why, and may well add spurious reasons to justify our discomfort and disapproval.
