Sentence examples for better discriminating from inspiring English sources

Before looking at the standardization sample, we hypothesized that Working Memory would be a better discriminating factor than Processing Speed for gifted students.

Avitabile et al. [12] demonstrated Landsat's potential for aboveground biomass estimation in Uganda and their results suggest that adding phenological information from multi-temporal imagery could improve model performance by better discriminating vegetation types.

INNO-LiPA HCV 2.0 displays the same 5'NCR oligonucleotide probes as INNO-LiPA HCV 1.0, plus core-encoded oligonucleotide probes aimed at better discriminating between HCV subtypes 1a and 1b.

This explains why some patients, initially included in this trial as they were considered to be infected with HCV genotype 1, were in fact infected with HCV genotype 6. Novel assays have been recently developed that aim at better discriminating among the different HCV genotype 1 subtypes and between genotypes 1 and 6.

Better discriminating selection models are required, to reduce the morbidity of treatment in these patients.

Pre-shock signal length may also be optimized to provide maximum information content, and thus better discriminating features.

A higher stringency of assembly may better discriminate between paralogs, but complete discrimination may prove to be difficult due to the lack of a reference genome sequence.

Multivariate statistical techniques such as principal component analysis (PCA) and linear discriminant analysis (LDA) were used to determine the variables that better discriminate between honey types.

Younger viewers were able to better discriminate between appropriate and inappropriate behavior.

Primer specificity designed from this comprehensive sequence database may better discriminate FRNA from different sources.

LSP metrics may better discriminate the vegetation conditions influencing species habitat and distribution.