Sentence examples for generally discriminated from inspiring English sources

Although ash-bearing eruption cloud is generally discriminated in the imagery of DTII (Differential Thermal Infrared Imaging) made from the data of two infrared window channels of GMS-5 VISSR, the ENE cloud was not discriminated with DTII.

On the other hand, the fruits eaten were generally discriminated from mature leaves based on red-green and yellow-blue visual channels and by luminance.

According to the Modified Labeling Theory of Link et al. [ 11] people with mental illness avoid potentially stigmatizing situations if they believe that people with mental illness are generally discriminated.

Some results could lead to new issues that should be addressed by the job coaches or the mental health care team – for example, if we were to find that clients with a strong belief that they are generally discriminated as people with mental illness indeed have a lower vocational outcome.

Herbivores generally discriminate against plants with high concentrations of plant secondary metabolites, such as alkaloids, phenols, and terpenoids.

The presence of debt amongst a bank's resources ought to have been a restraint, for bondholders generally discriminate between good and bad risks.

For the resulting helix, the B-d CGCG 2 B-d CGCG 2.9 kcal/mol less stable in terms oformtal free energy than the Z-isomer, but is 4.2 kcal/mol more stable for the dispersion/van der Waals term, the criterion suggested by Watson and Crick as generally discriminating against the Z-form (although without a specification of the base type used for the model).

"Bathrooms are sort of the issue that extremists get everyone to focus on while they're generally discriminating against trans people".

The percentage of peaks containing high confidence motifs decays with decreasing peak rank, suggesting that rank generally discriminates well between high confidence and lower confidence peaks.

Indeed, mounting evidence indicates that the Tat system generally discriminates against unfolded substrates [7], [10], [23], [24] (although at least two exceptions exist [16], [66]) and it has been suggested that this folding quality control may be performed directly by the Tat translocase [24], [29].

Previous studies have also revealed that proteomic composition could generally discriminate among archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes [ 4, 6, 16].