Sentence examples for its discrimination between from inspiring English sources
Here, while not entirely relying on the finding, the Court saw the law as "arbitrary" because its discrimination between the prosecution and defense served "no rational relationship" to any goal of preventing perjury.
Clone 5A6 was selected for further analysis because of its relative strength, lack of non-specific background staining and its discrimination between benign and malignant prostatic epithelium.
We calculated its discrimination between serums infected by the homotypic DENVi virus and serums uninfected by any DENV or infected by any of the three heterotypic DENVj (j ≠ i).
For each Ri reagent, we calculated its discrimination between serums infected by any of the four DENV serotypes (DENV-infected serums) and DENV-uninfected serums, i.e. the set of positive serums was constituted by all the DENVj-infected serums with j = 1, …, 4.
In contrast, HMAX must have been performing its discrimination between the faces based not on the shape information about the face that was present in the images, but instead on some lower-level property such as texture or feature information that was still present in the scrambled images.
For each reagent Ri (i = 1, …, 4), we calculated its discrimination between serums infected by the homotypic DENVi and serums infected by any of the three heterotypic DENVs, i.e. the set of negative serums was constituted by all the DENVj-infected serums with j ≠ i.
If this is not possible, and by means of its extraordinary discrimination between current and noise, this automated patch-clamp equipment will only be helpful for rapid I NaL-modifying drug screening.
Despite its non-specific discrimination between BV and CN, we did observe that it was one of most important species in the vaginal communities that associate with BV.
Besides the activating mutation, the Stat1C vector also offers the advantage of a FLAG-tag in its C-terminus, enabling discrimination between the transfected gene and endogenous Stat1 protein.
The F value for a variable indicates its statistical significance in the discrimination between groups, that is, it is a measure of the extent to which a variable makes a unique contribution to the prediction of group membership.
The eyebrows are generally included in the periocular region since it helps in discrimination between subjects.
