Sentence examples for diminished discrimination from inspiring English sources

Though vastly diminished, discrimination against Dalits remains a force in everyday life among Sikhs in the countryside, said Surinder Jodhka, a sociologist at the Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi.

For example, [2] shows that impaired speakers have a good control of tone but a diminished discrimination between stressed and unstressed vowels, as well as abnormal production of extremely long or short vowels.

Early visual impairment can also have long-lasting and broad effects on face discrimination – just a few months of visual impairment due to congenital cataracts can lead to diminished discrimination between faces that differ in their configuration, for example (Le Grand et al., 2001).

It is assumed, that increasing the representation of women at higher and decision-making positions might have comprehensive effects of diminishing discrimination and improve gender equality.

I also think that having more educated Roma is the best way to diminish discrimination".

This is why Jerry Kang and Mahzarin Banaji in a California Law Review article, propose that the law of affirmative action be expanded to conceive of the program participants as "de-biasing agents" that help to diminish discrimination.

In fact, because eIF1 promotes scanning, reduced eIF1 levels per se should diminish discrimination against the poor context of SU1I and boost eIF1 levels; and if anything, should reduce, not increase, leaky scanning of uAUG-1.

PD patients with impaired dorsolateral prefrontal cortex function and associated diminished somatosensory discrimination are impaired also in verbal memory functions.

Optic nerve papillitis was confirmed in 0.17 per 100 patient-years (2 cases) and another patient experienced diminished color discrimination possibly indicative of retrobulbar neuritis [ 33].

PD patients with disrupted right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex function and associated diminished somatosensory discrimination are impaired also in verbal memory functions.

In 1961, he declined an invitation from President John F. Kennedy to attend his Inauguration, but two weeks later he gave a speech outlining the ways in which Kennedy might use legislation, executive orders, and the moral authority of the Presidency to diminish racial discrimination.