Sentence examples for discriminated precisely from inspiring English sources

The tight window over which this degradation occurs contrasts with previous studies, and probably reflects that male and female embryos could be discriminated precisely, allowing random deaths to be more precisely partitioned and a clear pattern observed.

Therefore, for instance, it is difficult to discriminate precisely between walking and running because behavior changes gradually along a continuum.

Hierarchical scales are very useful in clinical practice due to their ability to discriminate precisely between individuals, and the original English version of the Myocardial Infarction Dimensional Assessment Scale has been shown to contain a hierarchy of items.

It is thus impossible to discriminate precisely at which time point changes in glomerular filtration occurred and eventually became permanent, which limits what can be inferred from creatinine measurements.

Engqvist & Reinhold [ 22] have shown that when animals can discriminate precisely and categorize mates as virgin, singly mated, or multiply mated, a strategy evolves in which animals invest more sperm into singly mated individuals than into virgins.

An ROC analysis revealed that the value of initial trough concnentraion/starting dose of 1.0 ng/mL/mg discriminated most precisely between the low and high dose groups (AUC = 0.876).

According to Glas et al., a test with the high diagnostic odds ratio (DOR) can discriminate more precisely between the patients with PV and the control group [ 20].

Such a higher complexity of the signature for the dinucleotide-binding motif makes it possible to discriminate more precisely between the three isoforms: (i) the hexapeptide GAGNVA is found for GDH4 from Viridiplantae; (ii) the hexapeptide GSGNVA is the signature for GDH4 from not Viridiplantae (subset G).

Although similar levels of CD11c and MHCII expression by intestinal DCs and MΦs have impeded reliable characterization of DCs in the past, recent advances in phenotyping now allow these cells to be more precisely discriminated.

Landmarks are described in [ 4] despite the fact that the number of LMs used for defining the unit «suspensorium and opercle» is lower than in our previous study of adult damselfishes [ 4] because some LMs could not be easily and precisely discriminated in larvae.

The RT-LAMP assay was also assessed for specificity and was found to precisely discriminate between positive and negative test samples.