Sentence examples for one discernible from inspiring English sources

One discernible change is that the advantage of CE immigrant women relative to FE immigrant women was larger in the 2006 cohort than in the 1991 cohort.

For love grows one discernible sip at a time.

Park's point about disciplines is well taken, as not one discernible specific style or medium is used by this one united power - throwies, bubble tags, wildstyle, rollers, juicy markers, sculptures, extinguisher tags.

cDNA prepared was amplified with primers spanning exons 2 to 5 of the MSH2 gene and revealed the presence of one discernible band corresponding to the wild type transcript (data not shown).

The campaign has little organization, nor is there any one discernible message or facile idea to which voters might attach themselves, like Herman Cain's "9-9-9" tax plan.

Whether Brandon is ashamed, as the movie's title proposes, is open to debate; he looks merely shattered to me, roped to his own runaway habits, and although he does have one discernible rush of self-loathing, cramming his carnal detritus into garbage sacks, all you can think is, How charmingly retro!

On any given day, about a third of all vehicles on the street are Beetles, new ones and old ones discernible only if you keep up with subtle changes among model years.

That, at least, is one factor discernible from the work on view.

These results indicated that pre-cultivation of T. cutaneum on one sugar had no discernible effects on its capacity to utilize the other sugar (p < 0.05), and confirmed that T. cutaneum assimilated glucose and xylose at rates proportional to their individual concentrations in the medium.

Mapping of duplication events on the phylogeny reveals three segmental duplications and one tandem duplication discernible in the STP subfamily.

If it's there, it's not a discernible one".