Examples of 'able to discriminate' in a sentence
Meaning of "able to discriminate"
able to discriminate - having the capability to differentiate between things or make sound judgments based on distinctions ~ refers to the skill or capacity to discern or recognize subtle differences
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Dolphins may be able to discriminate between numbers.
And " blind " testers using identical, coded test ampoules were able to discriminate between.
Being able to discriminate between this and that.
And then as long as we are able to discriminate between.
We must be able to discriminate between objects and situations.
The being has to be able to discriminate.
She was able to discriminate between initial and final consonants.
It is very well to be able to discriminate.
We should be able to discriminate one group against the other.
The mind needs education and training to be able to discriminate and appreciate.
You are to be able to discriminate between something unusual and something critical.
Squirrel monkeys have also been found to be able to discriminate between carvone enantiomers.
He should be able to discriminate between what is poison and what is nectar.
Advantageously, the bubble detection system is able to discriminate between various size bubbles.
They will be able to discriminate and to reject what is not suitable for us.
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If you did have health insurance, insurance companies were able to discriminate against certain patients.
We have to be able to discriminate between quality work and shoddy product.
The partially purified InsP3 kinase preparation was also able to discriminate between the two stereoisomers.
Such primers are able to discriminate between the two alleles of a biallelic marker.
However, " a child who is over 13 years of age is considered to be able to discriminate.
It was also shown to be able to discriminate among different levels of disability.
To be able to discriminate between all the different qualities that arise in our brains.
Which we are able to discriminate.
Being able to discriminate if I do things to meet others ' expectations or their own.
The newly sighted subjects were able to discriminate between visually similar shapes.
They are also able to discriminate between familiar individuals, and among humans.
With the DDV system the device is able to discriminate between different metals.
Evaluators were able to discriminate the three donor age categories based on odor cues.
In a particular example, said antibodies are able to discriminate between a native and a modified LSR protein.
The brain seems to be able to discriminate and adapt particularly well in certain contexts.
It must be able to discriminate.
The pump may be able to discriminate air by a bubble catcher and air detector.
Colour Vision? Must be able to discriminate colours.
Thus the method is able to discriminate between antibody-bound and free fluorophore.
In still other embodiments, ICP 402 may be able to discriminate between different arrhythmia types.
These considerations may thus be able to discriminate between different approaches to quantum gravity.
Study shows human brain able to discriminate syllables three months prior to birth.
However, babies are able to discriminate all sounds of all languages.
At birth, children are able to discriminate syllables and recognize human language.
Consequently, it is desirable to be able to discriminate between a load swing and a fault condition.
The immune system must be able to discriminate between self and non-self.
Sensory-motor tests were able to discriminate the effects induced by these two mutations.
Likewise the half-cycle algorithm is not able to discriminate misfires correctly from the measurement noise.
Is the Learner able to discriminate between sounds?
However, none of these assays was able to discriminate simultaneously all EHDV serotypes.
NT-proBNP is, however not able to discriminate between these patients.
To simplify, " Humans are also able to discriminate HLA-related olfactory stimuli ".
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