Sentence examples for discovery discrimination from inspiring English sources
If you believe that your child "chooses" the lifestyle they are living, and could just as well choose a heterosexual lifestyle, ask yourself: Who would voluntarily choose a life marked by fear of discovery, discrimination, and isolation by classmates, friends, colleagues, and family?
If you believe that your child "chooses" the lifestyle he/she is living, and could just as well choose a heterosexual lifestyle, ask yourself: Who would voluntarily choose a life marked by fear of discovery, discrimination, and isolation by classmates, friends, colleagues, and family?
I think it's fair to say that her discovery of such discrimination, of being paid less by men she had respected and simply because she was a woman, still rankles today.
It may be assumed that all ground for a claim for refund would have fallen if the state, promptly upon discovery of the discrimination, had removed it by collecting the additional taxes from the favored competitors.
Also, many other motif discovery algorithms and discrimination methods have been proposed before, but they typically come at the price of decreased classification accuracy as compared to SVMs with exhaustive kernels.
The characterization of omental adipose tissue by its highly active secretory products might lead to the discovery of specific discrimination and activity markers in IBD and might provide future targets for drug therapy.
The RFAPtools include three modules: assembly of a pseudo-reference sequence, SNP discovery and genotyping and discrimination of allelic SNPs from homoeologous loci.
To address these challenges, we developed a bioinformatics pipeline named RFAPtools that included three modules: assembly of a pseudo-reference sequence, SNP discovery and genotyping, and discrimination of allelic SNPs from homoeologous loci.
We tested for the improvement in the performance of MI risk prediction when including DMR and LINE-1 profiles identified in the EPICOR dataset (discovery phase) by running discrimination and reclassification analyses on the independent EPIC-NL dataset.
Under the Second Circuits heightened pleading standard, however, a plaintiff without direct evidence at the time of his complaint must plead a prima facie case of discrimination even though discovery might uncover such direct evidence.
This paradigm, more adherent to biological reality where genes work in highly connected networks, allowed us to get both a very precise patients/control discrimination and the discovery of cell adhesion/tissue modeling and inflammation processes as the main dimensions of AF.
