Sentence examples for exact discrimination from inspiring English sources

Fast response to a maneuver onset and exact discrimination of the acceleration change are important for interception performance improvement.

However, it is important to stress that our data refers to large ensembles of cells, unlike single cell measurements, and thus exact discrimination between intrinsic and extrinsic noise sources cannot be performed in a similar manner [32], [33].

For tissue-Doppler strain assessment, exact discrimination of the myocardium is an essential part of the procedure.

To achieve an exact discrimination of the orifices before pooling, two observers (JJ and a lactation consultant) examined the respective nipple.

The control condition for the calculation trials was a grayscale discrimination task, again presented during three cycles of approximate and exact discrimination blocks using an equal stimulus presentation time and inter-stimulus interval (ISI).

Most of "Shakespear's Exact Discrimination of Nearly Similar Characters" (the Examiner, 12 May 1816) made its way into the chapters on King Henry IV, King Henry VI, and Othello.

Obviously the kinds of struggles and the exact forms of discrimination in those two places are wildly dissimilar.

That's not an exact analogy, but discrimination and bigotry are actually pretty close to violence, especially in the big picture.

Precise information provides attributes that are exact or enough discrimination.

Thus, the exact level of discrimination achieved depends upon the diversity of the data used in its construction, with extra experimental treatments offering additional changes in the expression relationships between genes, thereby refining the resulting correlations.

Although the exact mechanism for strand discrimination is yet to be ascertained, it has been shown in case of humans and yeast that the endonucleolytic activity is resident in the MutL homolog [9], [10], [11].