People have a harder time discriminating against folks they actually know.
At the same time, discriminating industrial parks are popping up in Guangdong and Suzhou, among other places, that will only permit factories producing sophisticated electronics and medical equipment.
Unfortunately, as McVittie noted, observations could not, at that time, discriminate between the two theories.
Therefore, a classifier projected onto the subspace will have an easier time discriminating between the classes for the unseen target test data.
As shown here for the first time, discriminating between reference velocities and rigid body equivalent velocities is essential with a view to accurately calculating the kinematic coefficient of restitution.
Values of the β-parameters are all around zero or positive, indicating that the AP scale is most sensitive for individuals with considerable attention problems but has a hard time discriminating individuals with relatively few problems with attention.
Because of high metabolism due to infiltration of inflammatory cells, a specific F-FDG-uptake pattern arises, allowing determination of AR, while at the same time discriminating fundamental differential diagnosis in a rat renal allograft model [ 27].
Apart from its ability to assess appropriate cognitive skills, any assessment instrument should be able to withstand the scrutiny of content and construct validity, reliability, fidelity and at the same time discriminate the performance levels of the cohort being tested.
The complexity of this issue emerges with the realization that, at times, discriminating clinical signs and symptoms of active joint inflammation from non-inflammatory joint disease or chronic pain syndromes is challenging [ 7- 9].
(B ) Response time discriminates between sustained, low intensity (blue) and transient, high intensity (red) stimulus.
