Sentence examples for increased discrimination between from inspiring English sources
Adding cytosol to the radiolabeled recombinant system during the ubiquitination reaction decreased overall polyubiquitination and ubiquitin chain length and increased discrimination between mCD4 and mCD4-M1.
The engineered KOD G498M features considerably increased discrimination between the C and 5mC template as compared to that of the wild-type enzyme when the mismatched A-primer was used (44%% extension rate for 5mC as compared to 20%% for C).
This leads to greater focus on emission and transition probabilities that differ between the two models (either across states or at specific states for each gene) contributing to increased discrimination between the two models.
>> We observed that the sensitivity of the test was enhanced when transferred form a laboratory-based capture ELISA assay (76 %) to the standardized Leishmania Antigen Detect™ ELISA (>90 %) which was largely due to the increased discrimination between controls and VL patients (Fig. 1b and Table 1).
To increase discrimination between strains virulence genes were also analyzed.
Better isotopic envelope models improve the fit scores, increasing discrimination between correct and false fits.
In response to these findings, we recommend revisions that will increase discrimination between item blocks and clarify item meaning.
Recommendations for revisions to the survey include clarified item wording and increasing discrimination between item blocks through reorganization.
Quantitative RT-PCR may increase discrimination between mRNA expression in normal cells and tumor cells, thereby increasing the specificity of the RT-PCR approach.
Expressing results as a ratio with ER α or ER β1 failed to increase discrimination between responding and non-responding tumours (results not shown).
There was no correlation between ER β1 and ER α scores and expressing results as the ratio of ER α to ER β1 failed to increase discrimination between responding and non-responding tumours (Table 2).
