Sentence examples for changes discriminated from inspiring English sources

However, a few nucleotide changes discriminated the Fribourg-Blanc strain from T. p. pertenue.

These CBF changes discriminated FTD and AD patients well from age-matched controls (diagnostic performances of 78 % and 85%%, respectively).

Ms. Jayalalithaa, who governs a state where a majority of people speak Tamil, said that the changes discriminate against civil service aspirants from non-Hindi speaking regions of the country.

We also found that the modifications of the connectivity between ROIs in the frontal and pre-frontal areas of the couple's brains are the main responsible of the structural changes discriminating collaborative from selfish behaviors.

This change discriminated against women because status was still more easily passed down by men than by women.

But this change discriminates against heterosexual men, who should be given the same treatment as homosexual men".

The MCID is a cut-off value over which changes discriminates between patients that have clinically improved from those that have not improved[ 4, 5].

Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves were calculated to define optimal TQ change cutoffs discriminating between minimally changed and unchanged subjects.

But on Aug. 31, the Justice Department's voting-rights office, which has long had to approve any major change in voting procedures in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx, said it would need more information before it could decide whether such changes would discriminate against minority voters.

The presence of specific genetic changes should discriminate between entrapped non-malignant cells and true tumour cells showing myoepithelial differentiation.

Furthermore, over 2,000 character-state changes explicitly discriminate the artificial urancestors from other FL proteomes as shown in the sub-trees that displays the 10 most ancient taxa.