Fisher's discriminant method was used to discriminate the hydrochemical differences between SW, SG and DG, and shows that the factor group of "natural hydrochemistry evolution" had the most substantial discriminant ability for the surface water and groundwater.
Item parameter estimates (IPEs) showed substantial variation in items' discriminating power (0.94 to 2.18).
The PBMS showed substantial construct validity by discriminating subgroups with differing DMT status (5 of six domains).
In LDA, a prediction rule is based on classification score (or linear discriminant function) calculated for discriminating between groups (for instance patients with and patients without substantial weight gain).
But the stories only come into their being through Brookner's distinctive sentences, ripely substantial, stamped unapologetically with the writer's personality, commenting and discriminating, digressing and summarising – and darkly funny.
Ramey, who was a postgraduate student at Oxford, argues that the university is indirectly discriminating against women by creating a hostile environment and a substantial risk that women's rights will be violated if such allegations are not investigated.
On the other hand, if subjects were not able to pay substantial attention to the uncued stimuli, they should be at chance at discriminating the colored disks.
In 1857 they dealt with 744,652 "plaints". We are properly cautioned to discriminate between substantial judicial business and routine administrative debt collection cases in assessing the significance of case loads over this period.
Precise and selective targeting of biomolecules specifically expressed in atherosclerotic tissues can offer substantial advantages in the design of novel diagnostic tools and drug delivery systems, discriminating unstable plaques at risk of rupturing from stable ones.
"But now, the discriminating buyer wants more features in their closet, and a more substantial look".
