Sentence examples for discriminated groups from inspiring English sources
Overall, our PCR‐based method successfully detected and discriminated groups of prophages or remnants in L. casei group strains.
In addition, the resulting discriminated groups have a clear meaning in terms of balance between the characteristic quantities, referring to the same domain of the problem.
While the analysis has provided depth in insights and understanding of ALPR technology, it has however not shown any causality between ALPR readings and racially discriminated groups or low-income populations.
Such protocols, when designed with "taste-based" motives, would be productively inefficient in that the expected returns to treatment for a marginal treatment recipient would vary across covariates and be larger for discriminated groups.
Through his 78 vetoes (39 regular and 39 pocket; 9 overridden) he sought to curb attempts by Congress to expand the rights of the federal government, which in some instances resulted in the hindrance of spending for environmental causes as well as for discriminated groups such as Native Americans.
Multiculturalism is not only about "the inclusion of immigrants into the mainstream by respecting their differences" and "the protection of their rights", but it also relates to all discriminated groups because of their difference (Phillips, 2007).
ROC analyses were performed to analyze the ability of different metrics to discriminate groups of patients by disease states.
All of the abovementioned findings support the evidence that the modified version of the TSI can discriminate groups with high stress levels in this sample of Nigerian teachers' population.
EEG markers, together with duration of disease, were the most powerful variables in discriminating groups.
Hence the ability to discriminate groups who may have different preferences and priorities for end-of-life care is limited.
Furthermore, all the methods are comparable, in terms of their ability to discriminate groups of normal and lung AC samples.
