Sentence examples for Discriminatory dynamics from inspiring English sources

For decades, researchers have identified the discriminatory dynamics that foster the conditions in America's inner-city communities.

Gina-Leanne found discriminatory dynamics in the relationship made developing trust difficult, something that is essential in end-of-life care [ 72, 73]: "I mean the worst thing you can do for a family is to lose their trust, once you've lost their trust…it's just horrible…just horrible…".

Known REPs proved to be a useful tool for typing of intraspecific isolates, with high discriminatory power due to extensive REP dynamics [ 16, 36].

I argue that their performances challenge the power dynamics at the border by exposing flows of discriminatory violence across the two nation states.

We are therefore at a point where SMS has made it possible to fill the gap noted by Giddings in his 1965 seminal work Dynamics of Chromatography that "empirical work has not yet offered the type of precise, discriminatory data needed [to synthesize a whole picture of chromatography down to the molecular world itself]".

MIRU-VNTR (mycobacterial interspersed repetitive-unit-variable-number tandem-repeat) is a simpler and faster genotyping method with discriminatory power equivalent to that of IS6110 RFLP, and it has been widely used for studying the transmission dynamics of M. tuberculosis[ 4].

These rules are discriminatory".

"That is blatantly discriminatory.

"It was very discriminatory".

"That would be discriminatory".

"Because it's discriminatory.