Sentence examples for be discriminated at from inspiring English sources

The AUC (Area under Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) Curve) measures how well predictions and non-predictions can be discriminated at all possible thresholds, with a value of 0.5 indicating no discrimination and a value of 1 indicating perfect discrimination.

In contrast, methods A and B only require that the Wt- and corresponding Mt-probe signals can be discriminated at an optimal stringency.

However, because wsp represents the only genetic information for the majority of isolates included in this study, the two scenarios cannot be discriminated at this time.

The SCIP-A also proved to be discriminating at the subscale level (Delta = 0.85 to 0.89).

Both parts of the SCIP proved to be discriminating at the full scale level (SCIP-A Delta = 0.92; SCIP-B Delta = 0.90).

"Someone could call up and say, "I'm being discriminated at work on the basis of my sexuality, please can you give me some advice?

Normal from infectious and infectious from cancer cases were discriminated at the 1st and 2nd level of the decision tree, respectively.

Eight drug abuse (DA) cases (DA35 DA42, Group 3) were discriminated at the first tier, suggesting that these cases were distinctly different from the remaining 34 cases, which separated into Group I (DA1 DA18), and Group II (DA19 DA34).

In these studies, a discrete cut-off point was discriminated at extremely low numbers of CTC above which poorer prognosis was observed: ≥ 5 in 7.5 ml blood for metastatic breast cancer, metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer and non-small cell lung cancer; ≥ 3 for metastatic colorectal cancer; ≥ 2 in melanoma and ≥ 1 in neuroendocrine tumours [ 2- 8].

In this study, we developed IA paradigms in which the retrieval of fear memory triggers reconsolidation without inducing memory extinction; the reconsolidation and extinction phases are discriminated at the time point when the mice enter a dark compartment from a light compartment.

"This means consumers will be able to choose how they pay and our card members will not be discriminated against at the point of sale," the company said.