While PMI data will usually be restricted to a more discrete form, whereby time is grouped into specific intervals, the choice between discrete and continuous time models can be guided by the underlying phenomenon.
People on social assistance at times face a second and more discrete form of discrimination related to biomedical and financial issues.
For many animals, the genome controls the construction and function of two or more discrete life forms, each with its own morphological, physiological, behavioral and ecological characteristics.
In the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Poland, and Ukraine, we noted that women placed more emphasis on using discrete forms of contraception, including the pill and ring.
However, some organisms exhibit phenotypic plasticity such that two or more discrete alternative phenotypes (without intermediate forms) are produced.
For 10A cont cells, very little branching was observed in both hIgG- and Herceptin-treated samples, whereas Herceptin treatment of 10A L2 cells significantly decreased the extensive branching, and cells formed smaller and more discrete clusters, similar to the 10A cont cells (P < 0.05; Figure 6B).
The more discrete responses of schoolgirls could be interpreted as a form of inhibition due to the presence of the experimenter facing the subject.
Gall morphology amongst a species takes a generalised form of either an elongate or pouched structure, with more discrete characteristics evident for galls induced on specific hosts [ 28].
The weak predictive power of pCREs likely results from an underlying complexity in the regulation of the phase of cyclic expression, either in the form of additional control mechanisms or the existence of more discrete regulatory groups.
"In New York, people are much more discrete".
