"very discernable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is very easily perceptible. For example: "The difference between the two products is very discernable, even to the untrained eye."
Cayenne (30K - 50K) Most commonly available in powdered form, where it packs plenty of heat but very little discernable flavor or character, the cayenne has been spotted more and more often in the produce aisle.
Our findings suggest that a more traditional interpretation of this site is warranted and that no very early impact is discernable.
At the time art had disappeared down an intellectual cul-de-sac, where abstract, minimalist sculptures, devoid of any discernable humanity, were very much the order of the day.
In addition, Ter Maat (2014) show a distinction between different sound sources, and state that: "Normally, since the calls are very soft, there was no discernable sound visible that could be attributed to other animals in the aviary or soundbox.
Very recently, the resolution of discernable bars was increased to 100 bars per haploid chromosome set by including human chromosome-specific probes and more well-defined subregional probes (Müller et al, 2004).
This is a very strange match, there's no discernable rhythm or momentum to it at all.
The Oasans have a very different physiognomy to humans, with no discernable mouths or eyes for example, and they struggle to pronounce certain sounds.
The difference in these strategies was very small and no consistent trend was discernable.
A comparison of ribosomal protein gene regulation showed that as expected, the expression was generally suppressed in stumpy forms, but increased as soon as cis-aconitate was added and the cells re-entered the cell cycle (compare Figure 7I with 7J); Finally, for some genes (e.g. Figure 7K, L) very little correlation between the two datasets was discernable.
1DGE performed on whole serum showed very few protein bands other than albumin and no discernable differences between serum samples from patients with and without VTE (Figure 4a).
