Sentence examples for step of discrimination from inspiring English sources

In the step of discrimination, Viterbi algorithm is employed for searching the maximum likelihood of the observed signals, which can be referred to [20] for details.

The only step of discrimination against 3'-deoxy substrates, distinct from the ones above, is based on failure to orient the Trigger Loop catalytic residues in the absence of 3'OH.

By threatening to organize a mass march on Washington in 1941, Randolph "made" F.D.R. take the limited step of banning discrimination in defense industries.

To increase further the specificity, a second step of type discrimination was used in which specific extension of 3′-termini matched oligonucleotides was performed.

In the first step, the degree of discrimination is estimated together with the group specific variance of unobserved variables.

The next step of training concerned discrimination between stool samples that were positive for toxin producing C difficile strains from those that were negative.

In order to directly investigate the efficiency and specificity of the ligation step, allele discrimination of OCP ligation was analyzed using 5' P-labeled OCP.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Lebanonon passed a law on Tuesday granting Palestinian refugees here the same rights to work as other foreigners, a step in ending years of discrimination that had restricted them to the most menial of jobs.

In the second step, the estimated degree of discrimination is decomposed into two parts: the effect of group belonging through the level of discrimination (see Figure 2) and the effect of group belonging through the variance of unobserved variables (see Figures 3 and 4).

A limit of the three-step protocol, the lack of discrimination between IgA1 and IgA2 subtypes, can be overcome by a further separation step, carried out on a Jacalin-agarose column.

"The Indian government at the highest levels recognizes that much more needs to be done to protect the country's children from sexual abuse, but it has yet to take significant steps to address problems of discrimination, bias, and sheer insensitivity," Ganguly said.