Sentence examples for discrimination of both from inspiring English sources

Scatter plots for the allelic discrimination of both variants of codons 136 and 154, obtained via the Allelic Discrimination feature of the Data Analysis module in the Threshold Cycle Display Mode, are shown in Figure 2. Since the software is not able to distinguish more than 2 allelic variants, no plots are shown for codon 171.

I'm delighted by the variety this year, and believe it once again reflects the range, enthusiasm and discrimination of both our judges and the members of the Waterstone's reading groups who play such a vital part in making it happen".

However, based only on clinical findings a discrimination of both variants is not possible.

The novel separation method, liquid chromatography under limiting conditions of desorption, LC LCD enables rapid one-step discrimination of both parent homopolymers from diblock copolymers.

Changes in CIPC (ΔCIPC) and CIECOM (ΔCIECOM) during PLR were collected to assess the comparative discrimination of both dynamic indices in predicting fluid responsiveness.

Performance on duration discrimination of both filled and empty intervals in the range of milliseconds was significantly better for the high-IQ than for the low-IQ group.

The search for molecular markers for cancer, using "discovery-based" techniques, has resulted in claims of a very high degree of discrimination both for cancer diagnosis (e.g., serum proteomics patterns) and prognosis (e.g., RNA expression genomic signatures).

A violation of rights The Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women both condemn the violation of girls' rights implicit in forced and early marriage.

A deprival of rights The Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women both condemn the deprival of girls' rights implicit in forced and early marriage.

It documents other alleged violations, including "systemic discrimination of women in both law and practice" and "abuse of migrant workers".

Otherwise, there is no sex-wise discrimination of brucellosis infection; both male and female are equally susceptible if provided exposure to potential risk factors.