Sentence examples for discriminating of from inspiring English sources
"discriminating of" is not a correct or commonly used part of a sentence in written English
You might be thinking of the phrase "discrimination against," which is used to describe unfair treatment or prejudice towards a certain group or individual. Example: The company was accused of discrimination against women in their hiring practices.
At a noisy, pre-concert party 18 months ago, I found myself talking to that most discriminating of pianists, Alfred Brendel.
"Conceptually, it's a good thing and it might become a useful tool, but it's not really for me," said Stephen Jonas, whose firm, Jonas Upholstery, is described as "one of the best in the city, providing the highest-quality custom upholstery and curtains to the most discriminating of customers".
In addition, T lymphocytes have important functions in regulating the immune response and in discriminating of self from nonself.
In addition, the mentioned biosensor was satisfactorily applied for discriminating of complementary sequences from non-complementary sequences.
In addition, the mentioned biosensors were satisfactorily applied for discriminating of complementary sequences from noncomplementary sequences, so the mentioned biosensors can be used for the detection of BRCA1-associated breast cancer.
As the least discriminating of the lyases [37], this enzyme was restricted to the last position in the simulated digestion sequence.
Law schools have rights of freedom of association and academic freedom to keep those who have a policy of discriminating out of their learning environments.
"Consider what the full implications of discriminating on the basis of religion will mean.
In its current standing the assay is capable of discriminating samples of healthy individuals from samples of pancreatic cancer patients.
The model presented here provides a step toward the goal of discriminating mechanisms of disease-inducing mutations.
The PIC provides an estimate of the discriminating power of a marker.
