Sentence examples for discrimination reflected from inspiring English sources

As conservative jurist Judge John Bates wrote in his district court opinion in Shelby County rejecting a constitutional challenge to the preclearance provision, there is "extensive evidence of recent voting discrimination reflected in th[e] virtually unprecedented legislative record".

Because we had 100% correct responses in the catch trials for all of the subjects under all of the conditions, we can consider that the reduction of chromaticity discrimination reflected impairment in sensorial pathways.

The result is an account of virtue which discriminates among pleasures, as any virtue ethics should; but the criterion of discrimination reflects the distinction between being and becoming.

Becker suggests that discrimination reflects the taste of employers, coworkers, or customers.

The first part, which we label the effect through the level of discrimination, reflects the combined effect on discrimination through preference-based discrimination and/or a perceived difference in the mean of unobserved variables.

"The prohibition against religious discrimination reflects this country's historical tradition of religious freedom and religious tolerance," EEOC General Counsel, P. David Lopez, said in a statement Wednesday.

The concordance probability is a commonly used measure of discrimination reflecting the association between model predictions and true outcomes [ 2, 3].

Whether this lack of discrimination reflects that they should not (ultimate reason), or that they cannot differentiate between males of different ploidy, because their calls do not differ much (proximate reason), remains an open question.

We previously reported that improvement in discrimination by glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) over the Framingham prediction model for coronary heart disease was significant comparing C statistics but not using net reclassification improvement (22) and that even small improvements in discrimination were reflected in C statistics, largely mirrored by the integrated discrimination improvement (23).

With regard to the time course of attentional discrimination of stimuli, it is suggested that the N2 component reflects processes of transient arousal triggered by unattended discrimination processes (reflected by N2a/MMN) which in turn trigger a target reaction [ 23].

But his publications could also bristle with indignation over the sting of racial discrimination, as reflected by a 1965 cover: "The White Problem in America".