Sentence examples for enabling the discrimination between from inspiring English sources
Seven variants of this marker are known enabling the discrimination between low, intermediate and high AAC genotypes (Ayres et al. 1997; Shu et al. 1999; Bergman et al. 2001; Tan and Zhang 2001).
NLRC4, for example, has recently been shown to be involved in the recognition of components of the bacterial type III secretion system, enabling the discrimination between pathogenic and non-pathogenic bacteria [ 9]; while the recognition of microbiota peptidoglycan by Nod1 has been shown to enhance systemic innate immunity [ 10].
Discrimination, i.e. the degree to which the prognostic score enables the discrimination between patients with and without GIB after AIS, was assessed by calculating the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUROC).
SMD enables the discrimination between ion in- and efflux and allows detailed insight into permeation pathways (Figure 1). Figure 1 Cut through the transmembrane part of the nAChR.
As TrypAT does not display any anti-inflammatory properties due to an ineffective heparin-binding ability at the endothelial surface [45], its administration might enable the discrimination between endothelium-related effects of AT and GAG-independent mediation of anticoagulation [32].
The combination of the Wx in SNP in exon 6 and a SNP in exon 10, which consists of a C/T non-conservative SNP, with the RM190 microsatellite in exon 1 enabled the discrimination between intermediate and high AAC in a small number of genotypes (Larkin and Park 2003).
The present findings support the thesis that a single measurement of activin A or FS at 6 8 weeks of gestation enables the discrimination between an IUP and a failed pregnancy (MA or EP).
Further advances in molecular typing of mycobacteria introduced the use of mycobacterial interspersed repeat units (MIRU) [ 12, 13], variable number tandem repeats (VNTR) [ 13, 14] and short sequence repeats (SSR) [ 4, 15] that have enabled the discrimination between two isolates from the same animal [ 13].
