Sentence examples for discriminated into from inspiring English sources
The study reveals that oil spills are discriminated into four groups' viz.
The information about the damage level was available for 1,78,058 damaged buildings and they were discriminated into structural types along with the level of macroseismic intensity (Eleftheriadou and Karabinis 2011, 2013).
Following Bailey and colleagues [56], behavior was discriminated into two states that we nominally refer to as: "internesting" (state 1) and "transiting" (state 2).
Another example is shown in Fig. 6 in which the behavior spectra were apparently discriminated into four parts: on the sea surface, dive descent, bottom phase, and dive ascent (Fig. 6D).
As previously described by others, and us, in steady state conditions (mock) these cells can be further discriminated into a CD11b+ and a CD11b− subpopulation lacking expression of 120G8 as depicted in the lower panels of Figure 1A [22], [22].
When selecting for CD3−CD19−B220+ cells, we found two populations of CD11cint cells in steady state conditions, which can be further discriminated into pDCs by expression of the pDC marker bone marrow stromal antigen-2 recognized by the moAb 120G8.
He just can't -- without criticism -- enshrine the right to discriminate into the law.
The GOP remains hard at work on a variety of other attempts to weaken LGBTQ rights, ranging from efforts to enshrine "religious freedom" to discriminate into federal law to efforts to weaken same-sex marriage rights.
The protocol of the present study did not allow us to discriminate into which compartment placentally produced hormones were secreted.
Xu and Huang (2014) discriminated sentences into general events, speech act, and modality types which is namely a task of event type classification.
Alike the 23-gene classifier, the 6-gene clasignificantlyficantly discriminated patients into two survival groups in all the cohorts assessed, while the 11-gene classifier did not work well in two GBM cohorts (UCLA and CMBC).
