Sentence examples for such discriminating from inspiring English sources

The directive outlaws such discriminating between the sexes.

A gourmet is someone who has developed such discriminating tastes that he can no longer tolerate anything less than "the best".

Nevertheless, such discriminating properties remain largely unknown, as redundancy and enzyme promiscuity for non-histone targets have limited the amenability of histone modifications to genetic experimentation [ 6].

We suggest that such discriminating factors are potentially important in the conformational change from PrPC to PrPSC.

The preprocessing of raw data helps to eliminate noise (unwanted signals) and to enhance requisite signals such as discriminating features.

Also today the Commission has set out additional proposals for updating ecommerce rules — with a push to prevent unjustified geoblocking, such as discriminating on price based on nationality or residency, by online platforms.

Morphological shared weight networks (MSNNs) have been applied to many different problem domains, such as discriminating textures, target and hand written character recognition problems.

The zinc finger design is ideally suited for such purposes, discriminating between closely related sequences both in vitro and in vivo.

They touch on philosophical issues, such as discriminating the same and different, but there is no reason to expect them to demonstrate cogent reasoning based on a coherent semantic or logical theory.

Forensic biology often involves the study of challenging samples such as discriminating monozygotic twins, predicting age of human from its left over body tissue and distinguishing indiscernible body fluids/tissues whose identity determination remains a big challenge in the forensic laboratories.

He noted that in matters involving their own members, the tribe could act in manners that the federal government could not, such as discriminating against females in citizenship cases (citing Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez, ).