Sentence examples for discrimination subjects from inspiring English sources

We interpret this to mean that, when differences in rms velocity were available to aid in frequency discrimination, subjects were less sensitive to the effects of temporal noise.

But because sex discrimination, subject to "heightened scrutiny" under the court's precedents, is presumed to be unconstitutional, Congress could meet the burden of showing that the Family and Medical Leave Act was a "congruent and proportional" response to a pattern of constitutional violations by the states.

On patents, TRIPS extended minimum standards of protection for any inventions, whether products or processes, in all fields of technology without discrimination, subject to the normal tests of novelty, inventiveness and industrial applicability [ 6].

Combining activity and attention measures in the present study provided excellent discrimination of subjects with ADHD versus controls (ROC-AUC = 0.96).

The eyebrows are generally included in the periocular region since it helps in discrimination between subjects.

Since the eyeglasses can be treated as occlusions/disguise of the periocular region, it can be deduced that eyeglasses may not be a suitable feature for effective discrimination between subjects.

We interpreted this drop in accuracy as evidence that SI neurons normally contribute to frequency discrimination when subjects compare two vibrations delivered to the same site.

When combined with SMRPs, miR-126 indicates a better performance for the discrimination of subjects with high-risk to develop tumors, suggesting a potential diagnostic indicator for patients in the early stages of MPM (cf Fig. 4D).

Symmetrical Haar-like features enabled discrimination of subjects with and without hyperuricemia in our sample.

While performing somatosensory discrimination the subjects explored several objects implying about nine decisions during image acquisition.

However, the multilevel models showed high C statistics (up to 0.90) indicating good model discrimination between subjects for each level of the outcome.