Sentence examples for different discriminatory from inspiring English sources

In sum, our results demonstrate that VNTR loci can exhibit different discriminatory power in different bacterial strain lineages.

Markers having the same sensitivity and specificity can have very different discriminatory distance measures, and those with greater distance may be better candidates for early detection applications because they may maintain their performance better with smaller tumor burdens as marker levels attenuate toward control levels.

More attention needs to be paid to finding an efficient and cost-effective technique for integrating these different discriminatory data sources for protein fold classification.

For this purpose we selected three different gene types that are likely to undergo different mutation rates, and consequently may exhibit different discriminatory power among bacterial strains.

BMI and WC measure different aspects of obesity and may have a different discriminatory function in terms of lifestyle factors [ 38].

If different discriminatory sites in a single sequence were classified as different genospecies, the sample was classed as a mixed-genospecies infection.

Newspapers at the time slung insults at Lockwood that were, sadly, not too different from discriminatory statements made by Fox News talking heads in 2008 against Hillary.

However, when Internet radio was developed several years later, the RIAA used the explicit threat of multiple lawsuits and the substantial power of its D.C. lobbying machine to force the small group of fledgling webcasters (all now defunct) to accept a completely different, highly discriminatory method for determining royalty rates that has wreaked havoc with the industry ever since.

DFA models were built using the same data, but specifying different numbers of discriminatory features (limiting to four to avoid over-fitting).

As the domain sum score reflects a weighing of information derived from all different informants, psychometric and discriminatory value differences by informants could not be investigated.

In such situations, connectivity, rather than activity, is likely to be discriminatory between different brain states.