Sentence examples for discriminate how from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to discriminate how many persons in the right group in (a) with appearance information only.

The comparison of the two series of catalytic tests allows to somehow discriminate how the nature and the mobility of the hydrogen atoms involved in the reaction dictate the behaviour of the catalyst.

As this lentiviral vector also expresses GFP, we used fluorescence to discriminate how transduced cells were effected by Mdmx KD (where nontransduced cells in the population were GFP negative).

Therefore, this study discriminated how CL content and acyl chain composition influenced select properties of simple and complex mitochondrial mimicking model membranes.

Each study participant received a z-score for the dietary pattern identified in the FFQ and FR, discriminating how strongly their dietary intakes corresponded with the dietary patterns.

However, it is necessary to discriminate between how the two values influence the correlations with the evolutionary rates in order to better understand evolutionary mechanisms in multicellular organisms.

Dinners at his favorite restaurant became opportunities for him to explain how "it" was, how I was wrong about feminism and affirmative action, how men, especially white men, are discriminated against, how he thought he got bad service in restaurants because people assumed he wouldn't tip well because he was young.

The America that fights for the rights of women, LGBTQ, workers, immigrants, all of us, those who are being discriminated against, how do we become all of that?" Glover also posed the question of how American citizens should reshape their views in light of climate-related issues, such as global warming, taking precedence in society.

Our sense is that people are becoming more discriminating about how they spend money in tough times.

If a person happens to be a member of a minority group that is discriminated against, how much more familiar can a person be than with themselves?

"One has to discriminate in deciding how scarce resources or funds will be spent," he said.