Sentence examples for any discrimination between from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "This is completely untrue – there has never been any discrimination between state and private school children at this store".

The overlapped clusters do not play any role in any discrimination between the two classes.

Four modelling designs were applied: (1) a landscape as a continuous study area without any discrimination between terrestrial and aquatic realms, (2) a stream network masked a posteriori from the previous design, (3) a stream network as the study area during the model-building stage, and (4) same as (3) but with a hydrologically corrected set of predictors.

Hence, the basis of any discrimination between minimal agency and non-active consequences within the extended causal chains will have to rest on some special feature of the person's guidance: the supposed 'directness' of the motor control, the immediacy or relative certainty of the agent's expectations about actions vs. results, or facts concerning the special status of the agent's living body.

"At no stage there would be any discrimination between the good and bad Taliban and all would be dealt equally with an iron hand".

Likewise, the songs of O. nubilalis and O. scapulalis would elicit female freezing behavior, presumably without any discrimination between conspecific songs and bat calls.

Generally there is too big an overlap between all inocula to allow any discrimination even between the controls, 100% scrapie and 100% BSE.

This would lead to a high response rate on reinforced trials compared to unreinforced trials irrespective of any discrimination learning between the different stimuli (McDonald et al. 1997).

For flow cytometric analysis, this error in determining the SPF can be substantial, particularly in the near-diploid tumours where all cells in the tumour are measured without any possibility to make a discrimination between normal and tumour cells on the basis of DNA content.

It is unlikely that there would have been any deliberate discrimination between different species of Triodia, as they are thought to have the same properties and thus the resin from the most locally available species would have been used.

The study does not include any spectroscopic discrimination between the stellar and active galactic nucleus component.