Sentence examples for discriminated new from inspiring English sources

Axis I (34.2% of the explained variance) discriminated new genus 1 versus all other species, whereas the second axis (21.7% of the total variance) revealed a clear distinction between endogeic and epigeic + anecic species.

While it is possible to discriminate new information on social media platforms, consumers recognize ads and many find it invasive to receive propaganda from accounts they are following.

We then tested if these markers could discriminate new cases by adding seven samples and the result was re-evaluated.

We establish that determining Gigaxonin level constitutes a very valuable diagnostic test in discriminating new GAN cases from clinically related inherited neuropathies.

Therefore, development of diagnostic markers discriminating new onset SJIA from confounding acute inflammatory diseases, e.g., KD and FI, requires age-matched subjects.

In 2009, chief arbitrator Michael Lewis ruled that the USDA had discriminated against New Communities by denying a loan to the operation and extending more favorable terms to white farmers.

Although several reports describe changes in surface ECG, our study is the first to note intracardiac conduction abnormalities for better discriminating new ECG changes on surface ECG.

Directly affecting the newsstand is a distribution system that discriminates against new and smaller-circulation magazines and that can barely sustain the current number of magazines.

Ms. Grossman is among the lawyers who suspect that some employers are now using the law's laxity and the dismal economy to tacitly discriminate against new or expectant mothers.

(With luck, supply giants such as Gaz de France and Italy's ENEL will now be forced to sell off their grids so that they have no way to discriminate against new entrants).

Google Watch has criticized Google's PageRank algorithms, saying that they discriminate against new websites and favor established sites.