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Meanings of discriminative in inglés

Capable of making fine distinctions.

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        Expressing careful judgment.

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              Examples for "discriminatory"
              Examples for "discriminatory"
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              Opponents, including many Democrats, say the laws are discriminatory, particularly against minorities.
              Reuters
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              Lynch has direct experience with the crisis of discriminatory and violent policing.
              Ebony
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              However, almost all feminists agree that her impeachment was sexist and discriminatory.
              The Guardian
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              We know that the processes of so-called medical assessment are fiercely discriminatory.
              The Guardian
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              Objective: To explore the clinical and imaging discriminatory features between the conditions.
              Pubmed
              Usage of discriminative in inglés
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              Blue-ratio channel provides more discriminative information for mitosis detection in histopathological images.
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              In all cases, inclusion of head acceleration significantly improved the discriminative capability.
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              Moreover, some less reported but highly discriminative regions are also identified.
              Pubmed
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              The discriminative ability of this model is moderate, irrespective of various subgroup analyses.
              Pubmed
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              Of him his best friend, Sydney Smith, left a short but discriminative character.
              The Wits and Beaux of Society. Volume 2
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              The resulting feature space representation is used to train discriminative classifiers for functional families.
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              The frequency and modality of bilaterally impaired discriminative sensation also remain to be clarified.
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              Receiver operator characteristic curves were used to assess the discriminative properties of the AD8.
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              What the private sting of the discriminative, only Simeon knew.
              Bog-Myrtle and Peat / Tales Chiefly of Galloway Gathered from th...
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              Nasal microbiota composition was more discriminative of healthy vs. infected than of disease severity.
              Pubmed
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              After weeks you ceased to be discriminative about the exterior.
              My Second Year of the War
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              It was my purpose to discover the nature of the mouse's visual discriminative ability.
              The Dancing Mouse: A Study in Animal Behavior
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              Yet that attention, universal as it seemed, was nicely discriminative.
              Tales and Novels — Volume 07 / Patronage [part 1]
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              A scientific classification continually grows more comprehensive, more discriminative, more definitely and systematically coherent.
              Logic: Deductive and Inductive
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              In this instance it has proved less discriminative than woman's sympathy, and woman's penetration.
              The Vale of Cedars; Or, The Martyr
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              Two instruments reported acceptable discriminative ability; however, one of these has not been prospectively validated.
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              Discriminative through the time
              Discriminative across language varieties
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