Sentence examples for may discriminate between from inspiring English sources
The genes and pathways recognized by our study may prove to be essential targets that may discriminate between fetal wound regeneration and adult wound repair.
On the contrary, cooperatives with high market share may discriminate between buyers.
Although pollinating wasps may discriminate between male and female figs, their lifespan is a constraint and they cannot afford the reproductive cost incurred by the delay of choosing between male and female figs.
Neither the canonical literature nor the early Abhidharma schools provide detailed accounts of the means by which we may discriminate between veridical and non-veridical states of cognitive awareness.
Although variables may discriminate between colitic and non-colitic mice, they may not be able to predict the severity of individual lesions (inflammation, epithelial defects, edema, hyperplasia, and dysplasia) in one multivariate model.
One may discriminate between a normal limiting radius which should be adopted and a minimum radius to suit exceptional cases.
The reliability of these instruments is acceptable, but their validity has not been sufficiently examined, and they may discriminate poorly between anxiety and depression.
Under certain conditions and without assumptions about the distribution of the data, the Lamothe MH statistic with non-fixed OR adjusts for clustering and may discriminate usefully between informative and non-informative clustering.
A higher stringency of assembly may better discriminate between paralogs, but complete discrimination may prove to be difficult due to the lack of a reference genome sequence.
MRI may also discriminate between cystic and hemorrhagic areas with T1 or T2* sequences, information that may be relevant for evaluating the therapeutic challenges for SCT [18, 23] and some intracranial tumors.
The presence of acute phase proteins in the circulation may be an excellent biomarker of inflammation as they are readily measurable in serum or plasma and may even discriminate between acute and chronic inflammation in cattle [ 34].
