Sentence examples for discriminating forms from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in some dementia due to inflammation, where a 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3 false positest, low levels of tau might be helpfalsen discriminating forms of neurodegenerative dementia.

If our hominin ancestors tended to live in circumstances where the opportunities for 'wasting' altruism in non-fitness-enhancing ways (e.g., on 'outsiders') were sufficiently few and far between, then a simple, undiscriminating (though limited) sense of concern and altruism may have promoted fitness at far less cost than more discriminating forms, evolving more readily.

In his work as an editor, as in his whole demeanour, his impulse was to introduce others to clearer, stronger, more discriminating forms of thought and making.

The C.I.A. and the Obama Administration have sold their policy on the proposition that drone strikes — and the intensive, sometimes days-long aerial surveillance that typically precedes them — are a highly discriminating form of warfare.

The C.I.A. and the Obama Administration have sold their policy on the proposition that drone strikes and the intensive, sometimes days-long aerial surveillance that typically precedes them are a highly discriminating form of warfare.

This would then conclusively demonstrate that traditional pig breeds products may be discriminated form commercial pork products and validate the applicability of this genetic tool in the pork industry.

Although a contributor to these dynamics is the density-dependent differentiation from proliferative "slender forms" to transmissible "stumpy forms," an absence of markers discriminating stumpy forms has prevented accurate parameterization of this component.

Moreover, bipolar depressive states are not homogeneous and this dimensional approach is useful for discriminating different forms of bipolar depression.

The same tracer has been demonstrated to be useful in discriminating different forms of dementia as well as patients from controls [ 12, 93].

Current screening and confirmatory diagnostic methods are effective for the detection of such atypical cases, but consistently and correctly identifying and discriminating the variant forms may require modifications to the sampling regimes and methods that are currently in use.

In regard to short deletions, moreover, the shifts of nucleotide differences in discriminating probes form the perfect-machted or multiple-mismatched structures (the bulge structures) in the discriminating probe-target DNA duplex and may contribute to enhance ligation efficiency.