Sentence examples for discriminating value from inspiring English sources

We suggest that complexity analysis of temperature signals can assess inherent thermoregulatory dynamics during systemic inflammation and has increased discriminating value in patients with infectious versus noninfectious conditions, probably associated with severity of illness.

However, in patients with a moderately elevated sIgG4 between 1× and 2× ULN, the ratio cutoff of 0.24 was of discriminating value, with a sensitivity of 80%9595% CI: 51-95), a specificity of 74% (95% CI: 57-86), a PPV that improved from 28%to55%95 (95% CI: 33-75), and aNPVPV of 90%9595% CI: 73-97; Fig. 4).

We tested the discriminating value of each perfusion variable alone or in combination.

the aim of this metric is to calculate for individual tags their discriminating value, namely how well they discriminate the resources that have assigned to.

Structural elements that have been identified as having in general the highest discriminating value are: symmetry versus asymmetry, confluent involvement of the white matter versus multifocal isolated lesions, the predominant localization of lesions in the brain and the additional involvement of gray matter structures.

Also, the discriminating value may not be substantial enough to be clinically useful [ 24, 25].

Discriminating, value-conscious eaters belly up to the long bar or fill the warm, convivial room's three booths and the five tables in the charming little dining room next door.

In fact, while they consistently succeed at discriminating values within the large number range (e.g., 8 vs. 16), and values within the small number range (e.g., 1 vs. 2), they are unable to discriminate across small and large values (e.g., 2 vs. 4).

In community-acquired meningitis, a combination of discriminating values from the CSF analysis can differentiate acute bacterial meningitis from other, non-ambulatory causes with quite high sensitivity [ 3].

Using the equipercentile linking method, the poor sensitivity of the ACES scale and its poor capacity for discriminating values that imply sedation (ACES = 5 to 9) seems evident as well as its tendency to a ceiling effect for agitation scores in patients admitted to emergency rooms.

So, in some sense, one would predict a priori that insects can discriminate value.