The phrase "a clear discrimination between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distinction or differentiation between two or more concepts, groups, or categories.
Example: "The study aims to establish a clear discrimination between the effects of the two treatments on patient recovery."
Alternatives: "a distinct separation between" or "a clear distinction between".
The obtained results are in encouraging agreement with the proposed mechanism and allow a clear discrimination between agonists and antagonists.
Although a significant effect of the progenies was identified in all trials, a clear discrimination between entries was only observed in one trial.
HRM enables the detection of ER22/23EK and N363S genotypes but fails to discriminate homozygous mutant for the BclI polymorphism from wild-type samples, however a simple spike experiment leads to a clear discrimination between these genotypes.
Further, the prerequisite for a screening is a clear discrimination between healthy controls and patients.
Considering the low resolution of these images, a clear discrimination between the core and the periphery of the lesion was not possible.
However, our results showed a clear discrimination between wild stocks for sea bass (85.7 90 % of wild fish correctly classified) and for sea bream (93.3 100%% of fish correctly classified).
Generally, 111In-Fab displayed not only higher uptake of radioactivity and slower clearance in most organs compared with 125I-Fab but also a higher tumour-to-blood ratio and a clearer discrimination between high- and moderate-CD44v6-expressing tumours.
A probable reason behind this observation is that the inclusion of more conformations into a docking protocol neglects the fluctuations of docking poses and provides a more coherent binding mode for a given ligand, therefore enabling a clearer discrimination between active and inactive compounds.
Utilizing the feature vectors allowed to introduce a clear discrimination line between the values of P pointing objects from the classes (C_1) and (C_2).
Further analysis of mixed biofilm structures by confocal laser scanning microscopy provided a clear discrimination in three dimensions between the location of the different populations.
As can be seen in Figure 3A, a clear discrimination can be made between the two groups, with non-sensitizers forming a condensed cloud in the lower part of the figure (green), while sensitizers stretch upwards in various directions (red).
