Sentence examples for effective discrimination from inspiring English sources

Since variance of band-pass filtered signals is equal to band power, CSP analysis is applied to band-pass filtered signals in order to obtain an effective discrimination of mental states that are characterized by ERD/ERS effects (see above).

The problem that remains is the effective discrimination against 6-Ac during monoacetylation.

The new protocol thus combines the inherent signal amplification of stripping analysis with effective discrimination against nonhybridized DNA.

A neural network model was integrated with the system which was implemented using a microcontroller for effective discrimination of various gases.

We do not claim, however, that these tentative tests are sufficient for an effective discrimination between acceptable and non-acceptable nonlinear models for valuation of derivatives.

A systematic optimization of the gate and the entire protocol has resulted in the effective discrimination between the physiological and pathological logic levels.

The use of initial screens that target elements common to multiple GM events can facilitate rapid and cost-effective discrimination of GMO and GMO-free samples [ 32].

Both scores are simple and effective tools with good discrimination ability and well calibrated and use variables easy to obtain at first year posttransplantation.

That created effective political discrimination against conservatives not that a pseudo-ideologically-balanced checklist of names would have been much better.

Moreover the result shows that decision table is robust and effective for discrimination of celestial objects and used for preselecting quasar candidates for large survey projects.

Research in [4] has investigated the capability of non-unit protection schemes to realize effective fault discrimination and the result reflected the limitations of these methods.