Sentence examples for discriminate less from inspiring English sources

Sociodemographic variables, medical history and symptoms (from 8,204 patients) jointly provide good discrimination between colorectal cancer and no abnormality (AUC 0.83), but discriminate less well between adenomas and no abnormality (AUC advanced adenoma 0.70; other adenomas 0.67).

An algorithm has the potential to discriminate less than human analysts.

The problem is that this same enthusiasm will also cause investors to discriminate less as they consider investments.

Indeed, Baert et al. (2013) find that employers seem to discriminate less against applicants of foreign origin when jobs are difficult to fill.

The remaining analytes are investigated with MOX gas sensors in the second step to discriminate less reactive energetic materials from benign ones.

But technological advances and the changing habits they've engendered — we watch television on tablets, pull video off the Internet onto our flat screens — have led us to discriminate less between sources.

By discriminating less, it could undercut its blinkered rival.

But if their theory pans out, their work will tell a story about America over the past 50 years that many of us intuitively will feel to be true — a country that discriminates less and less on the basis of gender, race and now sexual orientation, but where the class divide is becoming so stark as to constitute a new form of discrimination.

(5) A single LNA modification usually discriminates less.

The only item that discriminates less strongly appears to be item Interested in others.

The ICD discriminates less well between the commoner types of childhood neoplasms, but must be retained as a supplementary classification to facilitate international comparisons.