Sentence examples for discriminating effect from inspiring English sources

Circumstances (which with some gentlemen pass for nothing) give in reality to every political principle its distinguishing colour, and discriminating effect.

The BHR mid-level has no discriminating effect on the vertical axis.

Since all wards provide similar acute care in conventional hospital beds, this discriminating effect may be rather explained by different behaviors of medical staff and different degrees of collaboration with pharmacists.

The probability of "open" base-pairings may be minimal in the center of an oligonucleotide, on average, and thus the discriminating effect of the central bases may be maximal.

A specific principal or secondary diagnosis of COPD or RF has a discriminating effect on the probability of transition to a second admission, remarkably increasing it in patients with Acute Respiratory Failure and in a lesser way in those with Obstructive chronic bronchitis with acute exacerbation.

Absence of symptoms or lowest test values lie at the origin of both axes and have no discriminating effect (group 4).

Additionally, the discriminating effects across the 5 subscales of the HBICA were heterogeneous.

In addition, comparing the results of the three experimental set-ups will help in discriminating effects on gene expression induced by the experimental manipulation (centrifuging, washing and resuspending cells in different media).

Here, we ask whether variation in the evolutionary dynamics of antibiotic resistance can be understood by discriminating effects at the level of individual phenotypic traits and at the level of allele frequencies (Fig. 1).

However, despite its complexity, it is crucial to be able to discriminate effects on feed intake from effects on utilisation of nutrients from ingredients (for growth and other metabolic processes).

Several studies using transgenic Drosophila were directed to discriminate effects of exogenous APP and Aβ.