Sentence examples for correct discrimination from inspiring English sources

The percentage correct discrimination as well as the discriminating factors between the groups are given, together with their corresponding F and P values and tolerance values.

In 1999, he was ordered by the Fourth Circuit to approve a consent decree to correct discrimination in hiring women by the state corrections department, which he said was an "intrusive mandate" and unnecessary.

He argues that, for France to recognise and correct discrimination, it must have the courage to name those being discriminated against.

Additionally, with a data segment of 125 ms, approximating a behaviorally relevant time for a fly to evaluate optic flow [25], i.e. the interval between subsequent saccadic turns characterizing fly orientation behavior, two signals can be discriminated faithfully at a contrast of only 0.025 (75% correct discrimination performance).

The good reason is to correct discrimination.

The admission has spawned efforts at universities across the country to correct discrimination against women in the sciences.

Chi-squared analysis revealed that the number of correct discriminations was not significantly different from the number of incorrect discriminations in both studies (p = 0.763).

The proportions of correct discriminations (hits) and false alarms on the LATs were computed as follows.

The proportion of correct discriminations (hits) and proportion of false alarms (FA) were computed considering the presence of a new item as 'signal present' and an old item as 'signal absent'.

The results (the number of correct discriminations) were calculated as a performance value in a percentage.

From the videotapes, we measured the frequency of thumb movements per second, the total exploration time per object pair and the proportion of correct discriminations as a function of length differences.