Sentence examples for discriminated during from inspiring English sources

However, this classification based on biogenesis can cause confusion, because small microvesicles that arise from evagination of plasma membranes are also called exosomes in some cases, and because different groups of EVs cannot be completely discriminated during isolation [5, 16].

Female C57BL/6J mice were single housed for one week, after which they were given one hour access to a female C57BL/6 Tyr partner (phenotypically white C57BL/6J mice which can be more easily discriminated during manual annotations) from ZT 9 to 10 in their home cage for 28 days consecutively.

Several stages can be discriminated during decomposition of humans and animals [ 4– 6].

No further species could be discriminated during continued monitoring of the low-temperature conversion of IV to 1-C.

Individuals at high risk for alcoholic (ALD) and non-alcoholic fatty (NAFLD) liver disease need to be non-invasively discriminated during routine health checks.

Primers used in MS-MCA amplify all types of epialleles that later are discriminated during the melting stage of the analysis, enabling a qualitative description of the sample.

The sharks concentrate on a few prey species during cold water years, but become less discriminating during less productive, warmer El Niño periods.

However, even though rats did not discriminate during training, they did learn to discriminate between the CS+ and CS−, and during the extinction session they froze significantly more during CS+ than CS− trials.

Measurement of plasma TDP-43 may therefore have utility in evidencing the presence of brain TDP-43 based pathologies in neurodegenerative disease, and perhaps more importantly be capable of discriminating during life those patients with FTLD associated with ubiquitin/TDP-43 pathological changes in their brains from those with tauopathy, when a defining mutation in MAPT or PGRN is absent.

In March of this year, Janet Alder lost a civil action she had brought against the Crown Prosecution Service, after she claimed she was racially discriminated against during her dealings with them following her brother's death.

Her recent successes notwithstanding, as someone who went to university in the 1980s, and "thought a lot of those battles had been won", White has been surprised by the degree to which she has felt discriminated against during her time as a film-maker.