Sentence examples for the issue of discerning from inspiring English sources
Beyond the issue of discerning actual sleep time to identify blood pressure dipping, there is the question of general blood pressure reproducibility.
Larijani acknowledged that while the assembly has responsibility for "discerning the possession of the qualities of leadership or lack thereof... the issue of discernment is distinct from supervision, and the two are not interdependent".
However, even when all reasonable safeguards are taken, the issue of how to discern genuine novel variation from sequence or human errors remains, especially when working with the degraded templates typical of ancient DNA (aDNA)[30] [32].
Its capacity to help Christians discern right from wrong in the issue of war is limited.
It was hard, if not impossible, to discern from the arguments today where the Supreme Court would end up on the issue of the constitutionality of Proposition 8 if the case does survive the standing question.
On the issue of dimpled ballots, Mr. Geller said Democrats have consistently maintained that the important thing is to correctly discern the intent of the voter and that dimpled ballots indicate an attempt to cast a vote.
The choice of discerning yanqui bandwagoners everywhere.
Fundamentally, resolving the branching order (and monophyly) of Monogenea, Trematoda, and Cestoda is a matter of discerning the position of the root of Neodermata, an issue familiar from other 'hard' phylogenetic problems (Giribet and Edgecombe, 2012; Zapata et al., 2014).
"But if there are stories being told, [we are] trying to discern what are some of the issues of 2001 and before, and what are some references that are still being made.
These stark differences pose a dilemma for politicians who are trying to discern the Catholic voice in their districts on the issues of same-sex marriage and other rights for gay and lesbian Americans.
