Sentence examples for sufficiently discriminated from inspiring English sources

Although the agreement between on-admission data from the two sources was poor, we found that documented and reported impairment in transferring still sufficiently discriminated between patients with poor prognosis and those who are likely to be discharged alive.

On the other hand, IS 6110-RFLP does not seem appropriate for differentiating non-Beijing strains due to over-clustering, which are equally and sufficiently discriminated both by 24-locus MIRU-VNTR and 12 highly discriminatory MIRU-VNTR loci (Table 1).

The test method also did not sufficiently discriminate formulations with different in vivo absorption rates.

In brief, the new thought experiment suggests that under EXT, self-attributions of thought content are not sufficiently discriminating to vindicate SK.

Current tools used to evaluate rice quality are not sufficiently discriminating (Calingacion et al. 2014; Daygon and Fitzgerald 2013; Fitzgerald et al. 2009).

These considerations raise the following question: Is Kitcher's account of unification sufficiently discriminating or nuanced to distinguish those unifications having to do with explanation from other sorts of unification?

Samuels 1998) responds to evolutionary psychologists that arguments of this type do not sufficiently discriminate between a conclusion about domain specific processing mechanisms and domain specific knowledge or information.

Hsp60 and rpoB genotyping both did not sufficiently discriminate between the subspecies of E. hormaechei.

However, this basic criterion may not sufficiently discriminate the most plausible model.

In some cases we were unable to sufficiently discriminate between candidate orthologous proteins at the amino acid similarity level and so we named them arbitrarily.

It then discards the genes that do not sufficiently discriminate between the sample groups according to the minimum description length principle.