Sentence examples for often discern from inspiring English sources
Behind all the cries and heavy breathing you can often discern the echo of a distant laughter.
Meta-analysis reviews of selection in the wild often discern significant and nonsignificant estimates of selection based on P-values, hence in addition to AICc we also determined P-values for the linear and quadratic modes of selection.
Endorsement is often discerned with reporting verbs and phrases, as well as surrounding texts.
However, one often discerns two opposite cases of weak and strong coupling.
Two limiting cases of X-ray crystallography—"small-molecule" and "macromolecular" crystallography are often discerned.
But my therapist cautioned against it, telling me that our bodies often discerned truth a few weeks ahead of our brains.
This work corroborates anecdotal evidence, often discerned by clinicians, that approximate thresholds can be detected through the discussion of clinical scenarios.
Many caseworkers responsible for the fate of troubled families are so inadequately trained, the report concluded, that they often cannot discern what families need, refer parents and children to inappropriate services and remove troubled teenagers from their families and place them in group homes far too swiftly and frequently.
The juxtaposition of the rare on the rare is like a statistical lunar eclipse, and the association can often be discerned accurately by observation alone.
The charge for a play-off place never materialised and the team's quality and style were still uncertain, though an increased tendency towards long balls could often be discerned and the defence remained prone to self-destruction.
In Britain in particular social anthropologists came to regard themselves as comparative sociologists, but the assumption persisted that anthropologists were primarily concerned with "primitive" peoples, and in practice evolutionary ways of thinking may often be discerned below the surface of functionalist argument that represents itself as ahistorical.
