White called such minute observations "nice" - meaning, strictly, discriminating, but also suggesting respect.
However, it may not be possible to strictly discriminate an intrinsic case with an additional extrinsic component from a primarily intrinsic stenosis because of lower pole aberrant vessels.
A mutation study revealed that E. coli TmcA strictly discriminates elongator tRNAMet from the structurally similar tRNAIle by mainly recognizing the C27 G43 pair in the anticodon stem.
For lysidine formation in tRNAIle, we previously identified the tRNAIle-lysidine synthetase (tilS) that strictly discriminates tRNAIle from tRNAMet by recognizing two consecutive base pairs in the acceptor stem (Soma et al, 2003; Ikeuchi et al, 2005).
SBMLsqueezer has been planned and implemented as a modular program that follows established software design patterns, such as the Model-View-Controller pattern, and hence strictly discriminates between its (graphical or command-line) user interface, its data model, algorithms, etc.
Fourthly, a polymerase is needed that accepts the 3′-modification and nucleotide modifications and still discriminates strictly between the four bases during the incorporation reaction.
One example of this is where females of the red-colored Moliro population have been shown to discriminate strictly against the blue-colored males from the Chaitika and Nakaku populations (Egger et al., 2008; Fig. 1), although cross-population offspring produced in no-choice situations is viable and fertile (Sefc, pers. observation).
Italo also says RFI discriminated against it by strictly limiting its floor space for automated ticket machines in Bologna and Venice.
At the interspecific level, some alleles discriminated genotypes containing the B genome from strictly M. acuminata genotypes.
The article stipulates that measures must be strictly proportionate and not discriminate against people based on ethnicity, religion or social group.
