The D2 index is a common measure of discrimination between novel and familiar objects, and is considered one of the most reliable measures of discrimination because it corrects for total exploratory activity of each animal [ 29].
The most common places where discrimination is experiences are airports and public transport.
The authors take on a variety of common topics (age discrimination, Social Security, housing, pensions, Medicare and other insurance) and offer clear, careful explanations and suggestions.
Indeed, many employment lawyers say that without clear numerical benchmarks for promoting women and minorities -- a relatively common provision of discrimination settlements -- the Coke accord may not achieve the same results as some of the landmark cases before it.
African students studying in Brazil have filed numerous complaints describing slurs and aggression, complicating the myth of "racial democracy" that once prevailed here, in which scholars contended that Brazil had largely escaped the discrimination common in other societies.
Such discrimination, common across the region, is one of the many indignities China's 10 million Uighurs face in a society that increasingly casts them as untrustworthy and prone to religious extremism.
The other EU members do not want Britain to leave, but widening or deepening Britain's exceptions goes against the whole idea of European integration: solidarity, common interests, no discrimination based on nationality.
Weight stigma is the fourth most common form of discrimination in the United States, and studies from Australia, Europe and North America document its presence across a range of professional settings [ 2].
Since all of these methods are based on highly coherent light detection, they have a common shortcoming: poor discrimination between blood vessels located at different depths inside the retina or choroid.
The clinical and histopathological features allow to discriminate common nevi from melanomas; however, discrimination between dysplastic nevi and melanomas can be sometimes problematic, and the histologic criteria for diagnosis of the former are still disputed [ 11].
