Sentence examples for discriminating levels from inspiring English sources

Our study used the EPDS while the Tanzanian study used the Hopkins Symptom Checklist; although demonstrated to be reliable and valid in a Tanzanian population, the later was found to be less sensitive in discriminating levels of depression [ 37].

This is clearly an effort to look for a more focused and discriminating level of penalty".

This stimulation of the HPA axis could contribute to the hypercorticism with increased cortisol, 20β-dihydrocortisol and cortisone detected in plasma and urine of sheep with subclinical and clinical scrapie that has been reported with a certain discriminating level [ 47- 49].

The TBDI shows good capacity to discriminate levels and symptoms of distress between control subjects and mentally ill patients.

NDSS scales also discriminated levels of intake and dependence within the chippers group, suggesting that the scales were sensitive to individual differences even at the very low end of the dependence continuum.

Physical tests will more effectively discriminate levels of competition between AFL local participation pathway players but are less useful within the AFL talent pathway.

Physical tests will more effectively discriminate levels of competition between local participation AFL players but are less useful within the AFL talent pathway.

In the current study, we considered whether it would we could identify indicators of auditory 'brain age' that would discriminate levels of brain maturity in pre-adolescent school-aged children.

Because the EPDS does not discriminate levels of depression, additional information is required to meet diagnostic criteria for depression.

Later evidence that the QOLS could discriminate levels of QOL in populations that would be expected to differ emerged.

It has been shown that GH signaling is necessary to discriminate levels of dietary methionine in mice (Brown-Borg et al. 2014).