Sentence examples for points to discern from inspiring English sources

Self-evidently trends require a minimum of two data points to discern so data from twelve countries had to be discarded.

In addition, all the interpolating functions (except MNfix) were computed skipping either the 6 h or the 3 d point to discern their relevance on the determination of a ~ values.

The psychology of Putin is not, at this point, very hard to discern.

By studying at least six different pulse points, they are able to discern many different rhythmic patterns or "songs".

His point, though, was hard to discern, despite the fact that he wrote hundreds of words.

For another, there is the fact that from this vantage point it is possible to discern two Berlins, one thrusting and breezy, the other spectral and grey.

On the flip side, the London-based Times Higher Education deemed the book a "delightful bramble," though the author's "own precise vantage point is deliberately impossible to discern".

The cascade recognition strategy contains a toehold mediated strand displacement and a double-toehold mediated double strand displacement reaction, thus enable the high ability to discern point mutation of target.

Oddly, prior to measurement, the particle is said to exist everywhere, in a state of "superposition" - up until the time that we attempt to locate it - at which point we are able to discern certain qualities that it has but not others.

Deeper sequence coverage of the viritopes in the CRISPR loci may uncover certain viral variants that are restricted to certain microniches but at this point we are unable to discern any such specific variant populations.

As a starting point, a 14-point cut-off was used to discern clinically significant mental morbidity.