Sentence examples for discriminated i from inspiring English sources

In the prostate secretory acini, morphologically two cell layers can be discriminated; i.e. the basal and the luminal compartment.

Various clinical patterns can be discriminated, i.e. a head-and-eye form, an intestinal form, and a cutaneous form [10], [19], [20].

Corresponding to PC 1 was the categorical comparison of P1, P2 and Ss with R2, independent of whether the object pairs could be discriminated; i.e. we pooled contrast corresponding to t-test 1 4 and 9 of the Table 1.

Dynamical patterns (modes) of lncRNA expression were discriminated: i) by the time point when a given lncRNA activation/repression is observed (Additional file 2, panel A) and ii) by the time interval of increased/decreased expression of a given lncRNA (Additional file 2, panel B).

Interestingly, one previous study demonstrated that tumor burdens could be discriminated (i.e., low tumor burden vs. high burden) based on the number of extensive nodal areas and extranodal sites [ 18].

In each trial, the animal observes only one stimulus which it compares to the S+ stored in long-term memory during the learning of the task (the memory period in the Gerdjikov et al., experiments was the time difference between the current trial and the last S+ trial successfully discriminated, i.e., minimally one interstimulus trial of 15 25 s).

I don't discriminate, I don't have an elitism of music, because of how many Grammys or the amount of ratings you get on an album".

Previous research has shown that children with autism may accurately categorize visual stimuli after learning to both tact (i.e., speaker behavior) and receptively discriminate (i.e., listener behavior) them using common category names.

I love science -- and I don't discriminate; I love any and all Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) fields actually.

Although I have always struggled with the church's hard-line stance against homosexuality and same-sex marriage and believed myself to be one who doesn't discriminate, I was naive.

"And, in general, [people] have been asking for it for a long time: 'Well, if this business is discriminating, I want to know where these other businesses are that won't.'".