Sentence examples for be discriminated in a from inspiring English sources

However, our analysis was able to distinguish B and T cell signatures, cell types which would not be discriminated in a standard CBC.

For example the peptides AYEQLGYR and HLEILGYR could not be discriminated in a mass spectrum of a probe enriched with an antibody affine to the epitope LGYR, because the masses only differ by 1.068 Da, if the resolution of the mass spectrometer does not provide the adequate resolution.

Just as more than one odor can be discriminated in an odorant, more than one hue can be perceived in a photostimulus.

Melting curves were discriminated in a 7900HT Fast Real-Time PCR System (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA, USA), according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

Since samples falling into the 'good-down' and 'poor-down' categories could not be discriminated in terms of prognosis (a sign that these subclasses are not distinguishable on the basis of the expression of these seven genes) we can pool these together in order to compare more objectively the predicted proportions with those estimated from the training set.

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

As compared to divalent ions, the trivalent ion, La3+ can be discriminated in the ratio 1 100.

This will allow us to test whether these cells can be discriminated in functional bioassays.

No more than three or four odors can be discriminated in mixtures.

No more than three or four colors (including black and white) can be discriminated in mixtures.

These results showed that the samples can be discriminated in terms of clinical outcome.