Sentence examples for be capable of discriminating from inspiring English sources

(2.1b) says that relevant evidence must be capable of discriminating between the truth and falsity of the hypothesis under test.

The atomic parameter space extended in this way seems to be capable of discriminating the atoms with different steric hindrances for the accessibility of solvent molecules.

Although I may be capable of discriminating between two color chips of very similar shades of red, red27 and red29, not being an expert on colors I will not have the concepts red27 and red29.

These results may stimulate the design of new quadruplex binders that would be capable of discriminating different G-quadruplex structures as well as controlling biological phenomena, functional molecules, and nanomaterials.

Anyone who used to have taste, back in the day, might still be capable of discriminating between one band and the next.

In our hands, the LOD system proved to be capable of discriminating among critically ill patients those likely to die.

Last spring, an article in the journal Science reported that we are capable of discriminating more than a trillion different odors.

Both RAPD115 and RAPD73 primers were capable of discriminating wild and cultivated giant groupers.

In its current standing the assay is capable of discriminating samples of healthy individuals from samples of pancreatic cancer patients.

The fluorescence measurement showed that the sensor is capable of discriminating between different phase states of lipid bilayer.

This analysis of closely related Monilinia brown rot fungi thus confirmed that MALDI-TOF MS is capable of discriminating M. fructicola, M. laxa and M. fructigena/M.