Sentence examples for discriminating capacity from inspiring English sources
The discriminating capacity of active sites on oxide catalysts has been exceeded in attempting to convert methane into formaldehyde, hence the poor selectivity observed.
As such, it is not surprising that it lacks discriminating capacity in predicting ALI when compared to EDLIPS.
Despite unfavorable conditions of stimulation, such as weak TCR affinity, few ligands on antigen presenting cells and an elevated activation threshold, the TCR signaling machinery is characterized by its high sensitivity and discriminating capacity.
We then evaluated the discriminating capacity of these parameters versus microcirculatory indices, calculating the area under the ROC curve.
IROS is robust in construct and content, but evidence for reproducibility, discriminating capacity and impact of covariates is therefore still only indicative.
The RSM, however, indicated large differences concerning the item discriminating capacity and was therefore considered not suitable for the data (data not shown).
Exploration of DGE data and microfluidic qPCR analyses at individual level showed an extraordinary polymorphism in gene expressions, but also a set of hemocyte-expressed genes whose basal mRNA levels discriminate oyster capacity to survive infections by the pathogenic V. splendidus LGP32.
Despite a quite important variability, few trials seem sufficient to discriminate functional capacities of frail individuals on the basis of their CoP TMV in a simple arm-raising task.
The major value of the developed FT-IR quantitative technique relies also on the capacity of discriminating between the different kinds of aliphatic and aromatic hydrogen.
The items and person parameters of the support scale were better distributed along the latent scale, and thus, a greater capacity for discriminating the participants throughout the latent continuum is observed in Fig. 3.
Combined with the results of experiment 1, these results suggest that the ability to discriminate number 1 4 is displayed immediately at birth while the capacity of discriminating larger numbers emerges later in consequence of both maturation and social experience.
