Sentence examples for wanted to discern from inspiring English sources

We therefore wanted to discern whether or not NQTrp also inhibits the formation of mature β-amyloid fibrils.

The desired specificity for gene choice depended on what one wanted to discern within the topography of the organism's home-clade.

As a control experiment we wanted to discern whether CD47 activation alone is capable of inducing COX-2 expression, since this would indirectly support the notion that collagen I-induced expression of COX-2 requires the activation of CD47.

We wanted to discern whether or not the evidence base to support family carers has improved.

Given that a paucity of interventions for family carers was identified at the start of this millennium, we wanted to discern whether or not the evidence base to support family carers has improved.

But even if that kind of culminating style is not granted to an artist, observers want to discern it.

You sound the enemy out: to know them better, to learn what they want, to discern weaknesses.

Physicists want to discern one overarching set of laws that govern the universe and say the machine will help them make the discovery.

"We want to discern the anomalies that are excessively out of the norm".

Heretofore, we have discussed methods for continuous or binary outcomes, yet often investigators want to discern the extent to which a therapeutic intervention may alter the amount of time required before an event occurs.

The biggest shift in the exam itself came in 1989, when the two reading tests, in social sciences and natural sciences, were replaced with today's more general reading section and a science section; math got a little harder, partly in response to engineering schools that wanted to better discern among high-level applicants.