Sentence examples for well discern from inspiring English sources
Within a changing Middle East, the Kurds might well discern a symbolic spark of freedom from the Nowruz bonfires they light on Thursday.
They're also known as the "oyster plant" and if you cook them with a little butter and wine, you may well discern about them a subtle hint of that esteemed bivalve.
Histamine's effects on B cells have not received much attention thus far and the few studies that address this question do not well discern direct or indirect effects of histamine on B cells as they did not resort to B cell-specific knockouts and could thus be mediated by histamine's effects on T cells or DCs.
Today's strong CEO is not a fearful, mercurial figure but rather someone who is able to listen well, discern patterns, make analogies, get organizational buy-in.
Here, they may well discern single bees, but such local waves make it difficult for the wasps to concentrate upon them.
This measure can characterize the amount of environment-induced response, but it cannot well discern the slope of differentiation expression, i.e., the sensitivity of a gene environmental change per its expression unit).
As the model plants of dicots and monocots, the genomes of Arabidopsis and rice have been well discerned.
Although various stem cell populations have been suggested for therapeutic use, MSCs are particularly attractive as they are well discerned and ongoing clinical trials have shown promising results in wounded tissue [ 4, 44– 44].
This study's focus is to identify what those adoption factors are, as well as discern the multitude of barriers those facilities face.
The use of typologies will allow practitioners to understand the category of vulnerability (e.g., environmental, economic) that communities are challenged by as well as discern the direction in which the community must move in order to reduce the level of vulnerability currently exhibited (Fig. 1c).
Moreover, individuals in a society of political equals are thought to be capable as well of discerning the commonweal and modulating their exercise of personal freedom accordingly.
