Sentence examples for strongly discriminating from inspiring English sources
The incentive effect due to a strongly discriminating contest rule (all-pay auction) dominates the participation effect due to a weakly discriminating contest rule (lottery).
According to Marco Canepari, an Italian postdoc working in the United Kingdom, "In many E.U. countries the way in which senior scientists are appointed by universities is still strongly discriminating against researchers who have developed their career abroad.
Through Tag-seq expression profiling of normal and cancer stem cells followed by qRT-PCR validation in a wider panel of 22 cell lines, we identified 29 genes strongly discriminating GNS from NS cells.
In those questions where the incorrect response is selected more frequently than the correct response but in only some ability groups (distractor), this suggests that the distractor option creates a strongly discriminating question.
The median Zernike (4,4) actin moment descriptor, capturing high-frequency radial structures, was also strongly discriminating between the two cell populations and can serve to characterize the actin stress fibers displayed by the siCLSPN perturbed cells.
A photosynthesizing plant does not strongly discriminate between the most abundant natural carbon isotope (12C) and 14C.
In many societies, HIV and related people are strongly discriminated and marginalized.
Scores on each NDSS subscale strongly discriminated between the groups, with the NDSS-total discriminating them almost perfectly.
These compounds were found to strongly discriminate classical pancreatic lipases (poorly inhibited) from gastric lipase (fully inhibited).
Recalling the analysis in Section 2.2, the essential reason is that our proposed LBP operator can block small variation of the gray values of the pixels around the center pixel and can strongly discriminate the flat and rough regions.
As Diệm had strongly discriminated along religious lines, the rebels' commented caused a negative response among the Buddhist majority.
