Sentence examples for stronger discrimination from inspiring English sources

2. Do mouse lemurs discriminate between advertisement calls of different species and do they show stronger discrimination between conspecific and sympatric than between conspecific and allopatric calls? 3. Do mouse lemurs discriminate between call types of different species which are irrelevant for species recognition in the reproductive context?

Results Schizophrenia risk alleles discriminated ADHD cases from controls (P = 1.04×10 4, R = 0.45%); stronger discrimination was given by alleles that were risk alleles for both adult schizophrenia and adult bipolar disorder (also derived from a PGC data-set) (P = 9.98×10 6, R = 0.59%).

Meanwhile, as the fusion scheme was based on block selection from different bands, the system was secure because the combination of blocks differed between bands, making stronger discrimination possible.

As a result, the IAMF model had stronger discrimination ability for metal than other models.

The presence of Moroccans in our study can reveal whether being part of a Muslim country leads to a stronger discrimination.

If stronger discrimination were favoured by selection, the prediction based on this finding is more rapid future divergence than if the genes were spread evenly across chromosomes.

The candidate set of genes is subsequently used to evaluate the potential for evolution of stronger sexual isolation (i.e. stronger discrimination against males not belonging to their own population).

This level of discrimination was significantly correlated with c-fos expression in LEC such that greater activation was associated with stronger discrimination.

Moreover, there was a statistically significant positive correlation between stronger discrimination of novel versus familiar object-context associations and c-fos expression in VIE (r = 0.71, P = 0.049; Fig. 4B).

"The results reveal a strong discrimination against Muslims and Jews in France," the study concluded.

Both SSID and LOAD show strong discrimination and great complementarity to each other.