Sentence examples for discriminatory factor from inspiring English sources
'discriminatory factor' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to something that is used to discriminate against a particular group of people, for example: "The ban on people of certain religions entering the country was an example of a discriminatory factor."
"This time, we're confident we can prove that the N.C.A.A. has impermissibly used race as a discriminatory factor and has acted with deliberate indifference by continuing to maintain Proposition 16".
In subjects in the LF group, the most significant discriminatory factor for grade 1 physiological myocardial 18F-FDG uptake and grades 2, 3, or 4 was 'FFA0' ≥ 0.547 compared with 'FFA0' < 0.547.
And disregarding the discriminatory factor of it, one wonders whether it is even age-appropriate to have a shirt that reads, "I Need a Hero," catered toward little girls.
Age is a well-known discriminatory factor during triage for admission to the ICU [ 2, 25] and elderly subjects often receive less aggressive treatment [ 26].
Since expression of IL13 was the most discriminatory factor according to Lasso regression analysis we reanalyzed gene expression data using only samples of cases expressing IL13 and of all controls to obtain more insights into the pathophysiology of the disease.
Presence of water depth in the growing and finishing facilities, a potential characteristic for bacteria maintenance in the environment [ 22], was adopted by 90%% of the properties, a small discriminatory factor to associate with seropositivity.
Today the discriminatory factors that hold back black individuals are more subtle, more complex.
Vetting a candidate's online activity is not unlawful, but employers need to be careful they are not basing recruitment decisions on discriminatory factors – for example, age, race, sex, religion, sexual orientation and political beliefs.
Moreover, – use of data analytics combined with automation by TechFins may result in financial or other decisions being made on the basis of race or other discriminatory factors which correlate with income, ability to repay etc.
Above this threshold, regulators should gather information and have access to data-based business models to ensure that analytical methods are sound and that financial decisions are not, unintentionally or intentionally, based on discriminatory factors.
This paper focuses on the use of market prices as discriminatory factors for the selection of strategies in response to conditions of food insecurity according to the comparative efficiency of different strategies.
