Sentence examples for be discriminated from normal from inspiring English sources

None of the diseased tissue groups could be discriminated from normal tissue using Bmi-1 alone (P > 0.016; Mann–Whitney).

Though initial results demonstrate that neoplastic tissues can be discriminated from normal mucosa by NCF analysis, the biologic basis of this difference remains uncertain.

With high-resolution probes, a previously described blurred margin could actually be a spiculated margin with sharp demarcation or a poorly defined margin where the tumour cannot be discriminated from the normal parenchyma.

GIST lesions can be missed on PET images, when pathological FDG uptake in a tumour cannot be discriminated from physiological uptake in the surrounding normal soft tissues.

Because of the surrounding normal tissue, DCIS could not be discriminated from FG or FA sites using < μs'> as mentioned above.

All fault types including normal shunt faults, evolving faults, and cross-country faults can be discriminated from each other and the fault location can be obtained for all fault types.

Anomaly detection implies that 'normal' behaviours can be discriminated from 'abnormal' ones.

In the first section, using Bayesian Classifier (BC) which works based on Bayesian rules and uses knowledge of training data directly; internal fault is detected and is discriminated from three other mentioned faults and normal condition.

Moreover, SMMC-7721 cells at normal, apoptotic and necrotic status can also be discriminated in the flow.

You have to be discriminating".

Be discriminating.