Sentence examples for degree of discriminating from inspiring English sources
Finally, we assessed the degree of discriminating informativeness of the fitted logistic models (i.e. the extent to which the models are able to risk-stratify) as follows.
For both classification problems (discriminating transmembrane from non-transmembrane segments and discriminating intrinsically unstructured from intrinsically structured segments), flexibility provided some degree of discriminating power, and bulkiness provided still less; neither property was as effective as hydropathy or polarity at discriminating between the two classes.
Kane et al. (2006) note that given the breadth with which this task predicts performance on a number of disparate tasks, a greater degree of discriminate theoretical fidelity is needed.
Itch intensity was reflected by a 10 point visual analog scale (VAS) and the degree of symptoms discriminated between mild (1 3), moderate (4 7) and severe (8 10).
This, in turn, raises the possibility of discriminating between different degrees of disease activity.
Mr. Torres hotly accused them of discriminating against reptiles.
Yet, women are just as guilty of discriminating against women.
"I never had the intention of discriminating against Indian society.
For the clearest interpretation, statistics for binary markers should be based on true and false positive rates or predictive values based on the true prevalence – not odds ratios, relative risks, or predictive values based on the prevalence in the study A promising marker should have a high degree of accuracy in discriminating between subjects who are likely to get cancer from those who are not.
A high degree of correlation was observed between measured envirome components and relative weight of discriminated EMs, ultimately reflected in high correlation between measured and predicted extracellular rates.
