Sentence examples for poorly discriminatory from inspiring English sources
MIRU16, Mtub30, and Mtub34 were poorly discriminatory (h < 0.3).
This is labor intensive and was performed 3 times weekly [ 5], making time to culture positivity data poorly discriminatory.
For C. parvum the 3 loci were highly discriminatory (Hunter-Gaston index 0.957), but for C. hominis, they were poorly discriminatory (0.197).
Previously, Tang YW et. al. also reported that the analysis of 16S rRNA gene is even though widely used for the bacterial identification, but it is poorly discriminatory for closely related members especially for the members of Enterobacter genus [ 1].
He entered a sixth grade in a middle school ASD Nest program putatively modeled after the elementary level Nest program from which he graduated, but this program turned out to be a poorly run, discriminatory, disgraceful mess.
Throughout most of Nelson Mandela's time in prison food was issued on racially discriminatory lines and poorly prepared.
Marc is helping GRT people fight the government's new protocols on several fronts, and his opinion on the new definition is clear: "It's ill thought out, it's poorly drafted and it's discriminatory".
Indeed, phenotypic methods, such as serotyping, have low discriminatory power and poorly support epidemiological investigations and surveillance [ 12].
Discriminatory software aims to help the poorly trained clinician achieve higher sensitivity and specificity in diagnosis, and the use of computer algorithms removes subjectivity in dermoscopy analysis.
A poorly designed system can be more costly, cumbersome and discriminatory without being more accurate in its ability to differentiate good teachers from bad.
The nature and transgenerational stability of epigenetic information, the mechanisms that maintain or erase this information within and between generations, and the processes that provide discriminatory targeting for maintenance and/or removal are under intense investigation, and are still poorly defined in any organism.
