Sentence examples for degrees of discrimination from inspiring English sources

The burakumin, however, are still subject to varying degrees of discrimination.

Today, different generations recall varying degrees of discrimination, ranging from violence and bullying to microaggressions.

There are disadvantages with this measure; it conceals the different degrees of discrimination at different points along the curve, (ie. at different false-positive rates), and a useless test has a value of 0.5, not zero.

First of all, we used different degrees of discrimination of the items (i.e., the variance of the latent trait: 0.676, 1 and 100).

The recently proposed VNTR panel (3, 5, 7, 11 ) provides similar degrees of discrimination (comparable to that achieved by IS 6110 RFLP), although discrimination of individual VNTR loci is not equal for different MTBC genetic families (13 ).

So and Best (2014) also found substantially different degrees of discrimination among UC pairings for nonnative perception of Mandarin tone contrasts, which they suggested was due to the listeners being substantially influenced by phonetic characteristics, not just by phonological categories (i.e., phonetic similarities between categories also play an important role).

The value of Wilk's lambda (0.653) indicated that the canonical discriminant function achieved a significant (Sig. 0.000) degree of discrimination between the two different treatment group centroids (Table 6).

In an independent microarray data set we found that these chromatin modifier genes were also able to discriminate samples according to tissue type, although the degree of discrimination was much smaller.

A fairly good degree of discrimination was obtained.

Transgender people experience a high degree of discrimination, intolerance and outright violence.

The precise degree of discrimination against New York City is hard to calculate.