Sentence examples for rather discriminated from inspiring English sources
By contrast, ADP-Ca seems to be rather discriminated against when compared to free ADP.
That study used T2*-discriminated rather than T2 -discriminated (used herein) 1H NMR signals at low static magnetic field, and while a direct relationship existed between the so-called T2*-defined bound water and peak stress, it described a much lower fraction of the peak stress variance (r2 = 0.36, compared to 0.68, above).
Hazlitt's discussion of the particular characters incorporates observations about the way Shakespeare creates them, showing that, rather than being broad types, characters even superficially similar differ in finely discriminated ways.
Tonight, he says, "instead of it being a put down, a discriminated label, we're elevating it.
When considering PPIS prediction for mimetic drug design, slight underprediction may be desirable, as it will likely find the better discriminated core residues [ 7, 33], from which the remaining PPIS can be inferred (rather than "guessing" which of many allegedly "active" residues is even interacting).
Trans people remain discriminated against at work, in housing and in education.
One of the most discriminated groups she's found are older women.
And they say that white Americans are the group that is most discriminated against in America and that there's no one protecting their interests.
