Sentence examples for discriminating which from inspiring English sources

In other words, older women are discriminating, which is why so few films are made for them.

The presence of symptoms was not useful in discriminating which children could have CD.

Both major and trace elemental analyses were performed on the Ahrenshöft samples, but neither succeeded in discriminating which eruption or eruptions are in evidence at the site.

"There seems to be a more the merrier attitude when it comes to accepting apps in the Marketplace; Google needs to do a better job with regard to discriminating which apps are integrated".

Discriminating which variable is responsible for the observed richness trend, given that a single variable exists, is problematic considering that most variables are correlated (e.g., wave stress and depth, stratification and temperature).

We further surmised that in accordance with previous studies [5], [4], behavioral accuracy for discriminating which eye saw the stimulus would be better for low than for high spatial frequencies.

Inspection time is the length of time of stimulus presentation each individual needs in order to discriminate which of the two lines is the longest.

Arguably, then, there was no such thing as a weed until mankind developed the need to discriminate, which came with the development of agriculture in the Neolithic era, around 9,000 B.C.

In the case of infinite dimensional systems two basic concepts of controllability must be discriminated, which are exact and approximate controllability.

Although we cannot discriminate which of the two causes the diversity of focal mechanism, we prefer heterogeneity of fault strengths, as described.

However, the prediction accuracies of different combinations from the success-rate curve may not always be enough to discriminate which landslide susceptibility map is best among many alternatives.