Sentence examples for weakly discriminated from inspiring English sources

We found only two thermostability measures that weakly discriminated A. pompejana and C. thermophilum from the other species.

Examples of IRFs under the GRM are provided in Figure 1B; the solid lines represent a highly discriminating item and the dashed lines a weakly discriminating one.

In all the heat maps, a significant proportion of weakly discriminating genes is present.

The structure of archaeal ThrRS editing domain from Pyrococcus abyssi (Pab-NTD) not only highlighted the evolutionary link between DTD and Pab-NTD but also suggested the probable role this fold might have played in enforcement of homochirality during early evolution of translational machinery, since weakly discriminating primordial aaRSs would have been less enantioselective (Dwivedi et al., 2005).

The incentive effect due to a strongly discriminating contest rule (all-pay auction) dominates the participation effect due to a weakly discriminating contest rule (lottery).

The different theories make weakly discriminating predictions about these rates (see above section on loss of imprinting).

The only exception was the weakly discriminating AQoL physical senses scale (Z statistic 2.06 Z >> 1.96, p < 0.05).

As with STRUCTURE, using all 230 loci, LAPEA only weakly discriminates between all taxa, whereas the 43 AFLP locus set resulted in a much more clear differentiation.

By controlling the exposure time and temperature, peaks of weakly bound non-specific complexes can be discriminated from tightly bound specific complexes.

Recently acquired genes tend to be expressed weakly during growth in rich media, so that even in the absence of codon selection, a statistic that simply discriminated between native and foreign genes would be expected to correlate with expression levels.

Sometimes men are discriminated against.