The phrase "a complete discrimination between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of distinguishing or differentiating between two or more things in a thorough manner.
Example: "The study aims to establish a complete discrimination between the effects of the two medications on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "a clear distinction between" or "a thorough differentiation between".
Furthermore, the mtDNA CR allowed a complete discrimination between the introgressed mtDNA of T. thynnus and T. orientalis (NBTPφ and NBTAφ) with a bootstrap support of 81% and 92% respectively.
When combining all biomarkers, a diagnostic power of 99% (p < 0.0001) was achieved, indicating that the combination of all biomarkers leads to a complete discrimination between healthy controls and PC patients.
Interestingly, when combining C1M and VICM, a diagnostic power of 0.98 (P < 0.0001) was achieved, indicating that a complete discrimination between healthy controls and lung cancer patients is obtained.
The discrimination potential of each source of data is initially explored separately, and afterwards the individual predictions are combined to yield a consensus decision achieving complete discrimination between patients with and without a disease relapse.
The ASCC describes the related distinctiveness of the groups at a given step in the model, meaning a 100% ASCC would imply complete discrimination between the defined groups.
PCA of the cellular spectra allowed complete discrimination between the cell lines using the first two PCs.
The 327 most differentially expressed genes identified by the SAM analysis allowed the complete discrimination between CM-R and CM-S mice according to the time of infection.
However, using all 75 peaks selected so far, complete discrimination between all thirteen species could still not be achieved, as five spectra clustered together with spectra from different species, and separation of the spectra from D. mir.
We also found that the outbreak isolates 41578 and 41579 are quite distinct from isolates N19871, N18413, N18440, and N18453, which have 44 SNPs that allow complete discrimination between the two groups (fig. 3).
Figure 5 b d demonstrates that near-complete discrimination between the empty and siRNA-loaded LNPs was achieved based on the fluorescence signal, and the fraction of siRNA loading was determined to be approximately 100%.
A higher stringency of assembly may better discriminate between paralogs, but complete discrimination may prove to be difficult due to the lack of a reference genome sequence.
