Sentence examples for usually discriminated from inspiring English sources

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Throughout the Southeast there have always been communities of people who constitute a third race, usually discriminated against by whites and almost always segregating themselves from Negroes.

Indeed, currently used coding techniques for HLA data often do not allow any distinction between groups of alleles that are undistinguishable for a given typing method and alleles that are usually discriminated from each other, except in specific combinations.

Cultivars are usually discriminated according to their earliness, sensitivity to diseases or potential yield.

Pleural effusions arising from heart failure are usually discriminated from other causes based on clinical criteria in association with biochemical analysis, particularly the discrimination of transudates versus exudates, most commonly using Light's criteria[ 1].

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Her fine-grained contralto and concentration on emotional detail make these interpretations memorable, but her choice of three routine numbers by unknown writers finds her usually discriminating taste in songs off the mark.

(5) A single LNA modification usually discriminates less.

We have discovered that the triplet of LNA residues containing the mismatch in the center has the largest discriminatory power; a single LNA modification usually discriminates less.

We recently demonstrated that BOX-PCR can perform similarly to PFGE and MLST in typing B. pseudomallei, with the ability to usually discriminate between unrelated isolates, while also showing relatedness of epidemiologically linked isolates (11 ).

We have now demonstrated that BOX-PCR can perform similarly for B. pseudomallei, with ability to usually discriminate between non-clonal isolates, while also showing relatedness within clonal groups.

mTECs are usually further discriminated on the basis of the combined levels of expression of MHC class II, CD40, CD80, Aire, and most recently CCL21 16, 21– 21.

RPE65 is found only in vertebrates and can usually be discriminated from other CCOs on the basis of its characteristic chain length of 533 (±1–2) residues and high (≥70%) sequence conservation.

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