Sentence examples for discriminated the differences from inspiring English sources
Like the GMFM, the disability index and the arising domain of CHAQ discriminated the differences among all clinical types of CP analyzed.
Except for L-DOPA, for which the effect couldn't be discriminated, the differences in BDNF levels in our work remained significant for all dementias after correcting for the effect of various pharmacological treatments.
This allowed us to relate autocorrelation functions recorded with direction of the scan and to discriminate the differences in diffusion coefficients in different directions.
Furthermore, the adapted post-processing method could discriminate the differences in the observed parameters over the body regions and among the phases of the movement.
First, the size of rule files may be a little small, by which it is difficult to discriminate the differences of the Phase 2, as the total time is only tens of milliseconds.
Takiwaki et al. suggested that 2 independent MEDs are more appropriate to assess the UV-induced skin reactions in oriental skin since tanning induced by doses lower than 2 MEDs is too weak to discriminate the differences between various reactions.
Recent studies of structural comparison for PPI networks show that the comparison methods based on local structural properties, such as graphlet counts [26] [28] or subgraph census [29], have a strong power in discriminating the differences between networks.
To further discriminate the differences between groups, the differences or deltas from the first measurement in the range were calculated.
To indicate the suitability of the new array to discriminate the differences in the experimental treatments, hybridizations comparing samples with controls and controls with controls were performed.
Also, studies with small sample sizes or a low number of events may not have enough statistical power to discriminate the differences.
The plot helps discriminate the difference between the effects of multipath and scintillation.
