As a consequence, discrimination between benign and malignant intraprostatic tissue is hampered by low specificity (Souvatzoglou et al., 2011; Farsad et al., 2005).
As a consequence, discrimination can be based on the direct comparison of lower-level visual attributes (e.g., local luminance or contrast), whose relative magnitude is, generally, preserved across transformations, especially when both patterns are equally transformed, as in the case of Lashley's study.
Let's be clear – they are complicit in the rise of bigotry and the consequences of discrimination.
In the broader context of reproductive rights, where the most vulnerable in society are punished at every level with life-altering consequences, maternity discrimination cannot be anything but the very biggest of big pictures.
Coates's sixteen-thousand-word story is a tour through the economic consequences of discrimination, which have compounded, over decades, into a kind of racial windfall for white Americans — so securely possessed that it is all but invisible, and incapable of being revoked by anything short of a massive redistributive program.
Employing matching bank firm data from China, we examine empirically the extent, sources and consequences of discrimination.
There can be no more unjust consequences to discrimination than blood being actively denied.
Executive director of U.N. Women, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, spoke after Guterres, and commented on the economic consequences of discrimination against women. .
He went on to say, "The consequences of discrimination are unacceptable, and the United States is pioneering efforts to ensure that our foreign policy is infused with the fight for the rights of LGBT individuals".
To be lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender, and to age into a system that offers marginal support for dealing with the consequences of discrimination, is a harsh reality for millions of LGBT older Americans.
