Sentence examples for discriminating across from inspiring English sources

Metabolites discriminating across populations were then linked to data for individuals on blood pressure.

Using canonical discriminant analysis (CDA), the measures of adiposity and increased width at the superior greater trochanter were found to be relevant in discriminating across the four groups.

The cancer-specific and generic preference-based instruments demonstrated to be valid in discriminating across levels of ECOG-PS scores and self-reported health states.

In conclusion, cancer-specific and generic preference-based instruments were demonstrated to be valid in discriminating across levels of ECOG-PS scores and self-reported health status.

I also urge caution when using dpp-msBayes due to the lack of theoretical validation of Bayesian model choice when the full data are replaced by summary statistics that are insufficient for discriminating across models under comparison [ 44], which is certainly the case here.

If a test is valid, then test scores must discriminate across groups that are theoretically expected to be different on the trait measured.

Based on responses from 453 chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients to 16 CKD-specific and generic PRO measures, RVs were computed to determine how well each measure discriminated across clinically-defined groups of patients compared to the most discriminating (reference) measure.

Witnessing many women of her generation being discriminated across all industries, Nkosi is tired of African women being seen as charity objects rather than as owners of production.

Ten-fold differences in viral load could be readily discriminated across a six order of magnitude dynamic range (ca. 5 5×106 copies).

Two types of red paints having a similar hue can be visually discriminated across the painting on the basis of the surface texture and morphology: a glossy and very liquid paint applied by pouring and flowing onto the bottom edge, here denoted as red1 and an opaque and thick paint applied as long and thin lines, here denoted as red2 (Fig. 3).

In the third step we turned to selected experts asking them to formulate an assessment on the ability of each selected sustainability attributes to discriminate across local and global chains, and to give a preliminary assessment on the best performing supply chain (local or global) in relation to each attribute.