Sentence examples for were more discernible from inspiring English sources

Background instruments and vocals were more discernible, acoustic instruments had more resonance.

Cracks were barely visible in the IL-treated biofilms at magnifications of ×1500 and ×5000, and the dark gaps thought to be water channels were more discernible in the IL-treated biofilms than in the platinum-coated ones.

Interestingly, when fragments close in size (896 (marRA), 952 (gyrA) and 994 (soxSR) bps) moved into the 0.2% agarose region dedicated for extraction, they were more discernible.

Not Everyone's a Fan At UMass, which was a national champion at the Football Championship Subdivision level (formerly Division I-AA), there is more discernible disquiet about the move up in class.

When it comes to the modern monarchy, influence has been more discernible than action — but its power is sometimes much longer lasting, particularly in light of the transition from colonial empire to cosmopolitan Commonwealth.

Across the spread of smaller experiences in Sony's own VR Worlds, there appears to be a little more graphical finesse via a Pro, while in the more complex Until Dawn: Rush of Blood or Driveclub VR, there is more discernible improvement in detail and texturing.

What is more discernible is the growth in expectation at the elite level of Paralympic sport.

MP3 compression at the source would actually be more discernible coming from a tube amp, I'd wager.

The upper three classes have greater contrast, and are more discernible in B than in A. The verbal expression "probability" was associated with greater levels of trust than "likelihood".

Some words are more discernible than others.

The confluence of sports and entertainment has never been more discernible than it is today.