Sentence examples for discriminated very from inspiring English sources

During close-range mating behaviour experiments, males showed relatively weak species discrimination but females discriminated very strongly.

The faults must be detected and discriminated very quickly because if the fault current rises above the maximum breaker current, fault current cannot be interrupted subsequently.

The PCA analysis discriminated very well between the transcript data from the chips representing the various growth phases studied (Fig. 2).

The PCA analysis discriminated very well between the transcript data from the chips representing mid-logarithmic, late logarithmic, and stationary growth phases, at 30°C and 40°C (Fig. 2).

In micromotion study, three classes (high peak, transition, and stabilized) had been discriminated very well.

Again, genotype discriminated very well between call properties, with 88.5% of all individuals correctly assigned.

Carter says the system now has the ability to discriminate "very subtle differences" between exercise sessions.

Carter says the system now has the ability to discriminate "very subtle differences" between exercise sessions.

Latent class analysis is a hypothesis free self-organization of data according to clusters, and as shown in Fig. 1, this latent class analysis discriminates very well between the different courses of wheezing diseases in early childhood while clinical classification does not.

This study identifies novel biomarkers that improve upon the ability of the best identified biomarkers to date to discriminate very mildly demented from cognitively normal participants, and identifies a novel biomarker with significant prognostic potential.

It may appear counter-intuitive that Aβ42 and p-tau181, which individually discriminate very mild AD and mild AD from cognitively normal groups quite well, were not incorporated into either 'optimal' biomarker panel by the stepwise logistic regression analyses.