Sentence examples for element discrimination from inspiring English sources
This reveals a flattened energy landscape that appears to rely on elements outside of the core DBD for response element discrimination in the heterodimer.
Figure 7 Trace element discrimination diagrams of metamorphosed zircons from UHP metamorphic rocks.
A reduced-order model of strip buckling was established based on the strip element discrimination method [27].
The structural data now available from different nuclear receptors provide clear insight into the response element discrimination problem.
Q. Isn't there an element of discrimination against other countries that also took part in the war? A. The question is quite legitimate.
The element of discrimination becomes important only in a case where a tax which would otherwise be permissible is aimed at the taxpayer because of his relation to the government.
When Karim Benzema was left out of the France squad for Euro 2016 by Didier Deschamps, following questioning by police in November over an alleged blackmail attempt against his team-mate Mathieu Valbuena, Eric Cantona suggested there was an element of discrimination against the player of Algerian origin.
Further, Allen et al. [ 38] have reported through gene deletion mutant studies that in human surfactant protein-D, Arg-343 is the key element in discrimination between glucose and N-acetylglucosamine ligands.
However, there is unfortunately an element of discrimination described by the students in the interview accounts above that, although not widespread is of concern from a national policy perspective.
He also inserted a signifcant change in the inequality argument deployed by officials: the words "it would bear more hardly on the poor than on the rich" were replaced by "it could be harder for a poor man than for a rich man to continue his existing level of smoking and while this element of discrimination might be said to be more to the poor man's beneft, it would be unlikely to go uncriticised".
