"well discernible" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to mean that something is very easy to see, distinguish, or recognize. For example, "The drawbridge was well discernible from the shoreline."
With increase in MBA concentration, the uniformity of the particles was obviously deteriorated, and aggregation of the particles was well discernible in samples with 10.0 wt% of MBA.
For perpendicular orientation, this signal has resonance field ( {H}_{mathrm{res}2}^{perp } ) ≈ 3690 Oe, and it is well discernible in the total spectrum.
In example A, the activity in the ribs is not well discernible from its surroundings in the gated image; however, in the corresponding gating+ image, the bones have discernible contrast.
TEM images of PANI/MWCNTs in Fig. 8a, b showed uniform deposition of PANI on the surface of P-MWCNTs which manifested from the bi-layered structure; the external layer is PANI with diameter ≈55 nm and the internal is CNT with diameter 10 40 nm, as the internal cavity is well discernible.
The mitotic phases are well discernible by using chromatin staining.
At E78, an SVZ was well discernible, with most nuclei being Tbr2 positive (Fig. 1 E ).
In Fig. 9g, residually stained boundaries of the macrophage cytoplasmic membranes are distinctly seen, which indicates effective uptake, and well-discernible microcapsules are easy to detect to be attached on their surface either within the cells.
The neuronal nuclei were mostly vesicular with well-discernible nucleoli.
Impact residue: One adhering particle is composed of FeO-rich olivine (~Fa21, Fig. 4e) and shows fractures as well as a discernible gap between itself and its Fa25 olivine host grain.
These processes were in effect ontological forces that unfolded in progressive incremental combinations, giving in turn a particular metaphysical character to a time, place, or thing, as well as a discernible dynamic rhythm to change.
Whatever, IR rises well before any discernible puberty, endocrine or anatomical.
