Sentence examples for technologies discriminate from inspiring English sources

Examples provided show how these probe technologies discriminate drug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis mutants, Escherichia coli O157 H7, oncogenic EGFR deletion mutations, hepatitis B virus, influenza A/B strains, and single-nucleotide polymorphisms in the human VKORC1 gene.

The finding of a specific elemental composition associated with microcalcifications in cancer could enhance imaging technologies to discriminate microcalcifications in vivo, and thus act as a helpful tool in breast cancer screening.

Drug firms lag behind other industries in the way they use information technology to discriminate between profitable and unprofitable customers.

Such distances are well beyond the range at which American gunners using current technology can discriminate between friendly and hostile vehicles that are near each other.

"Big data unquestionably increases the potential of government power to accrue un-checked".But the most novel examination is the way it looks beyond privacy to consider how technology can discriminate in subtle ways.

A 2018 study conducted at UC Berkeley found that consumer-lending technology discriminates against minority applicants.

In his pitch for GoodSIRS, McAlvin said traditional treatments for sepsis, such as dialysis, may adequately filter the blood, "but those technologies can't discriminate between harmful and beneficial molecules in the blood". This is inefficient and can lead to further complications such as kidney failure.

If true, then development of imaging technologies that can discriminate these specific phenotypes may enhance the value of breast imaging for breast cancer risk prediction.

Therefore, it is important to develop new technologies to effectively discriminate cancer stem cells from other cancer cells using specific gene and/or protein markers.

Recent technologies that can discriminate between various cytosine modifications on a genome-wide scale [ 90- 94] as well as cell-sorting-based analysis [ 113- 115] will empower further characterization of cytosine modifications in brain samples of schizophrenia patients.

At the meeting Mr. Geithner attended, China declined to rescind the so-called indigenous innovation policy, but agreed to give American officials and business executives more time to comment on how China could promote domestic technology without discriminating against foreign companies.