Sentence examples for support the discrimination of from inspiring English sources
This criterion has previously been used to support the discrimination of polysialic acid because more sialic acids residues than antennae results in at least one antennae with more than one sialic acid attached.
In contrast, using a PTSC, we interpret the combined data to support the discrimination of 8 species in the genus: Cichla orinocensis C. intermedia C. ocellaris C. temensis C. melaniae C. mirianae C. piquiti, and C. pinima.
The movement supports prohibiting the discrimination of the disabled.
Latencies shown in Figure 4 suggest that tones did not support the discrimination between schedules of reinforcement.
Instead, the use of a corresponding carbon supported Pt catalyst facilitated the discrimination of adsorbates on the noble metal, due to the virtual absence of adsorbed modifier species on the carbon support.
Gradient dynamical systems with discontinuous righthand sides are designed using Persidskii-type nonsmooth Lyapunov functions to work as support vector machines (SVMs) for the discrimination of nonseparable classes.
The unitary model of anterior medial temporal lobe function postulates that the perirhinal cortex alone does not support the perceptual discrimination of ambiguous objects (Levy et al., 2005; Shrager et al., 2006; Suzuki, 2009).
Based on representational accounts of MTL function that assume dissociable roles for the HC and PrC in scene and face processing, respectively (Graham et al., 2010; Saksida and Bussey, 2010), we provide a compelling demonstration that WM tracts connecting to the HC and PRC may be critical pathways in networks that support the successful discrimination of complex places and faces, respectively.
Georgiadis et al. investigated the efficiency of combined textural MRI features and MRSI metabolite ratios employing the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm for the discrimination of metastatic tumors from meningiomas [ 126].
Our data supported the improved discrimination of MLVA within the uniform phage type DT104 (18 ) and furthermore showed an enhanced discrimination when compared with PFGE for almost all other phage types investigated (Table 1).
A corresponding colour and icon were shown only for events that had occurred during the last hour (older information was grey), to support perceptual discrimination of old and new events.
