The commission said that the department had discriminated against Ms. Almontaser, a Muslim of Yemeni descent, "on account of her race, religion and national origin".
Cubans of Asian descent now account for only a tiny fraction of the population and are largely concentrated in Havana's small Chinatown district.
Our Boston-based sample of Hispanics (comprised largely of patients of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent) cannot account for the variability in the U.S. Hispanic population with respect to nation of origin, duration of residence in the U.S., facility with English, acculturation or educational attainment.
The key to ensure the convergence of the gradient descent, while accounting at the same time for the constraints, is to make this function changing over time from an initial value up to 1.
Identity-by-descent would account for the unexpectedly high number of an otherwise extremely rare GALC mutation in Italian Krabbe disease patients.
Following the definitions by Astley and Francis ([2010]), creationism reflects the "rejection of evolution and common descent as an account of the development of living things, in favour of a belief in God's special and independent creation of every form of life" (p. 5).
BMR has long been viewed as a fixed, taxon-specific parameter, with adaptation inferred from interspecific variation remaining after scaling and/or phylogenetic patterns of descent have been accounted for.
The most frequent ABCA4 mutation in patients of West African descent was p.R2107H, accounting for 19.3% of all disease-associated alleles in this cohort, which is much higher than for any other known ABCA4 disease-associated variant.
Arthur John Gielgud's father, Frank, was of Lithuanian-Polish descent, which may have accounted for his son's high cheekbones and proneness to be moved to tears.
There was a more generous reception for Pour Me, AA Gill's account of his descent into alcoholism.
