Sentence examples for discriminatory patterns from inspiring English sources

Its use signals a shared concern over discriminatory patterns in education and employment, and actually unifies efforts to address them.

That Pao alleged discriminatory patterns at Kleiner Perkins and, by virtue of that extended conversation, the rest of Silicon Valley, raised unspoken questions about her leadership at Reddit.

The attorney general's office received complaints of discriminatory patterns in troopers' stops and searches on the New Jersey Turnpike as early as 1988.

"The matter of concern," Dr. Haldeman said, "is, we don't train our students in discriminatory patterns of treatment, and we don't permit them.

With this information we can infer the nationality of the owner and test whether it is responsible for the observed discriminatory patterns.

The racially discriminatory patterns behind auto lending didn't disturb them, either, nor did the average of $647 added to the cost of each vehicle as a result of dealer markups.

The discriminatory pattern is "as bad, or worse" among consumers within the best credit tiers, said Mr. Klein, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers.

The detail caught the investigators' attention, but rather than look into the issue, the office asked Ball State to run its own inquiry into whether the departures were part of a discriminatory pattern.

It's time we moved past using Ivy League degrees, past lucky breaks, and discriminatory pattern-matching to sort people into careers.

This continues a long-standing discriminatory pattern: A six-year study of 300,000 Nissan loans performed in 1991-2000 showed that African Americans in 33 states consistently paid more for their loans, regardless of credit history.

In microarray studies small sample sizes often present a major problem, such as overfitting, i.e. finding a discriminatory pattern by chance, which may occur when large numbers of genes are used to discriminate a small number of phenotypes.[7] Since a TSR is a weighted sum of genes, a TSR score can be calculated for each observed expression array.