The specificity of disease outcome associated with the two source categories, and the different lag structures observed for each would suggest the possibility of distinct mechanistic pathways for particles with differing chemical composition that would not be discerned when considering total PM2.5 mass as the index of exposure.
Strawson also sometimes hints that only a "revolutionary development" in physics would allow consciousness to be "discerned and described" by that science.
In so far as Mr Bush's views can be discerned, they would appear to lean slightly towards trying to remove Saddam.
Despite the dissimilarities of interfaces, solvent/water systems have been used to monitor the solute transfer, in the hope that relative trends can be discerned, which would also hold for the bilayer/water interface.
Although it was theoretically possible to have blinded this trial by having pharmacy make up syringes filled with heparin or ethanol lock solutions for each patient (as published in a previous prophylaxis trial [ 17], the distinctive odour of ethanol during catheter instillation would have been discerned by the administering nurse and patient, thereby compromising the integrity of the blinding.
Taylor-Shoff counsels that the wisest approach is to apply the same standards to credit online as they would off, and to be discerning about the credit-related information they might find on the Internet.
Upon closer inspection, a nosey fucker would be able discern the growing gap between two-dimensional dots and three-dimensional, soft, light-brown hairs now more than an eighth of an inch long.
Based only on listing the flavors the taster identified, it would be difficult to discern any difference in quality.
But grain experts said that it would be hard to discern quickly whether China was buying more wheat from the United States.
Maybe that's what trains add to the scene, though in their historical origins, it would be difficult to discern the lightness with which they are treated here.
