Sentence examples for poorly discriminated from inspiring English sources

Overall, from binding experiments, the synthesized compounds showed high values of α3β4 affinity and α3β4 vs α4β2 selectivity, although they poorly discriminated the homomeric α7 subtype.

Diversity analysis using the neighbor-joining method defined the five O. sativa subgroups: indica, aus, aromatic, temperate japonica and tropical japonica, though the two japonica subgroups were poorly discriminated (Fig. 4).

The characteristics observed in our clinical sample would confirm the impression that alexithymia creates a condition in which feeling (be it emotive or somatic), when poorly discriminated, can undergo a process of reinforcement and become a symptom of disease.

For the exponential distribution, the mean equals the standard deviation: hence spike triplets with short ISIs are poorly discriminated because they are composed of very similar ISIs.

The clinical scoring and paw swelling readouts thus poorly discriminated between the different types of treatments.

Some misincorporation events, however, were poorly discriminated against by ΔTL RNAP (~4-40-fold, bold in Table 3).

There were eleven highly discriminating items (D = 0.3 - 1), thirteen slightly discriminating items (D = 0.1 - 0.3), and three poorly discriminating (17, 21, and 23; D < 0.1) items.

Blood culture results poorly discriminate the mortality risk in critically ill patients with sepsis.

After 36 or 48 h of dehydration, the differences became very small and, in some cases, the P-values were at the lowest or borderline level of the significance, suggesting that dehydrated rats poorly discriminate the nature of the fluid drunk.

As expected, there has been evidence that some probes may poorly discriminate and some probes may preferentially bind one allele over another.

In the context of new HCV drug development, where correct HCV genotype 1 subtype determination is mandatory, HCV genotyping methods based on the exclusive analysis of the 5'NCR should be avoided because they poorly discriminate among these subtypes.