Sentence examples for reasonably discriminated from inspiring English sources

A navigation feature is an expected (permanent) object that a robot's sensors can detect and measure and that can be reasonably discriminated from other objects around it.

Fortunately, these sequences are expressed at low rates, which allows them to be reasonably discriminated via scoring their relative rate of expression or, more simply, via contig assembly.

If you are a strong compassionate person this should not deter you, but it is why we should be reasonably discriminating in the who what and where of it all.

Unsupervised cluster utilizing the 213 miRNAs, most differently expressed, could reasonably discriminate carcinomas from adenomas and the normal adrenal cortices.

This suggests that K* can be used to reasonably discriminate between active/inactive analogs for new designs of Compstatin with the AMBER energy function and molecular dynamics simulations.

The expert group recognizes that it is difficult to draw a line in a continuum that would reasonably discriminate between groups of conditions.

Algorithms applied to EHR data detect more cases of diabetes than claims codes and reasonably discriminate between type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

The approximate binding affinity metric can reasonably discriminate between active and inactive analogs with areas under the ROC curve of 0.691 and 0.721 corresponding to a cutoff for active analogs with IC50 < 20 μM and <200 μM, respectively.

The scoring index is easy to apply, able to reasonably discriminate between high- and low-risk patients and the threshold can be varied depending on a patient's risk tolerance.

The selected standard methods, such as EDGE, Wilcoxon and Student's t-test discriminated reasonably well too.

It is able to discriminate reasonably well between binders and nonbinders and provide additional information related to the ligand-Pgp interactions responsible for binding.