Sentence examples for highly discriminatory from inspiring English sources

Molecular typing methods, developed over the past decade, are highly discriminatory in capacity and reproducibility.

"It is perceived as highly discriminatory and has created a deep sense of despondency in the Muslim community.

"This is highly discriminatory against the girl child even before she is conceived," Ms. Parthasarathi said in a telephone interview.

Yang, Y. et al. Genotyping Brucella canis isolates using a highly discriminatory multilocus variable-number tandem-repeat analysis (MLVA) assay.

The modified MLST scheme is highly discriminatory but more robust, reproducible and user-friendly than the original.

While the progress made since 2000 has been significant, Lujan believes that tackling what still remains of the "highly discriminatory and unfair" tracking system, is the final hurdle.

This would be a highly discriminatory development which, after sight has been restored to a majority of the scientific community, deprives it of its voice.

While the 1965 amendments eliminated the highly discriminatory national origins quota system, it did not replace it with a system that favored regional geographical areas.

Such a polarized architecture relies on highly discriminatory and efficient mechanisms for the transport and targeting of required molecules to their functional positions.

It also illustrates the potential of quantitative methods to provide highly discriminatory information in the automated identification of prostatic lesions using computer vision.

When used in conjunction with the newly designed primer set, the selected DNA barcode region was demonstrated to be highly discriminatory, accurate, efficient, and species-specific.