In principle, discrimination between protein-bound and free NADH is also achievable by fluorescence emission spectroscopy.
Further, the use of information on shared regions rather than just individual loci allows, at least in principle, discrimination between relationships with the same Wright's relationship R but different pedigree R, e.g., uncle nephew and half-sib, both of which have R = 0.25.
Even or especially in our relativistic universe, principles of discrimination must be stated, if only as a way of describing the particular event at hand.
"Why are we getting into the minutiae of how to shade these boxes when we need clear principles on discrimination, not a color code?" asked David Wood, the legal counsel for Icomp, an industry group backed by Microsoft.
Attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, Maureen Sanders, countered that same-sex marriage was protected under constitutional and statutory principles barring discrimination.
Discrimination based on beauty is rooted in the same sexist principle as discrimination against the ugly.
Most play lip-service to this fundamental principle: that discrimination has no place in sport.
Shooting rockets out of Gaza aimed at Israeli cities and civilians is an obvious violation of the principle of discrimination and fits the classic definition of terrorism.
The other key legal principle is discrimination: has a military struggled hard enough to hit only military targets and combatants, while trying to avoid purely civilian targets and noncombatants?
But a big proviso should be to insist on two broad principles: non-discrimination and openness.Under the first principle, none of this club-forming must endanger the EU's existing rules, notably those on free trade within the single market.
