Sentence examples for the problem of discerning from inspiring English sources

The problem of discerning the truly spiritual has also been addressed in Asian religions.

The problem is discerning the line between an acceptable benefit and a corrupt payment, and that line remains fuzzy.

One can discern two answers to the problem of divine ideas in the works of James of Viterbo.

I think this one ends up as a problem that has stumped philosophers of science for ages, namely the problem of how scientists (or scholars more generally) are to discern what data count as legitimate and relevant.

The lack of prominence of the movies I've cited here isn't their problem — it's the problem of critics who, fixated on Hollywood as if they were paid publicists rather than discerning viewers, have neglected them.

In other words, the effect of the different factors has to be tested individually to simplify the problem discerning the main factors affecting the sensitivity of the methods.

The choice of discerning yanqui bandwagoners everywhere.

The exact nature of the problem can be discerned on a MDCT angiography.

Therefore, the proposed approach consists of discerning from the real interactions the different state-problems characterizing the mentioned process.

An important limitation of this study is that the associations reported here are based upon cross-sectional data and are subject to the problems of 1) not being able to discern the direction of causation, 2) potential unadjusted individual level confounders, and 3) ignoring participants' earlier life influences that may have impacted the risk of adverse CVD outcomes.

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).