Sentence examples for discriminatory responses from inspiring English sources

Leukotriene receptor on U-937 cells: discriminatory responses to leukotrienes C4 and D4.

More empirically inclined psychologists and physiologists prefer to regard sensation as a concept (not a datum) defined in terms of dependent relationships between discriminatory responses of organisms and properties of physical stimuli.

Aside from the importance for the debate on racial profiling and police use of force, this research reveals a general set of processes where events create intergroup conflict, foreground stereotypes, and trigger discriminatory responses.

They reported that exposure to others' negative HIV disclosure experiences caused them to anticipate negative or discriminatory responses to disclosure of their own HIV status.

The differences between the ability of absolute and relative differences in the characteristic to characterize behavior were not large, but absolute differences in the characteristic consistently described agents' discriminatory responses better than did relative differences.

This is not the first time we've seen discriminatory responses to moments of progress," she remarked.

It does not mean that understanding a sentence is the same general sort of discriminatory response as learning how to move one's body in pursuit of a goal.

The MAPK discriminatory response was identified using two separate cell lines (TR146 and OKF6-TERT2).

These data indicate that dectin-1 and MR are unlikely mediators of the C. albicans discriminatory response.

Openness on the part of the President, other government and community leaders and prominent activists has led, relatively speaking, to a remarkably accepting and non-discriminatory response to AIDS, in stark contrast to the situation in most other African countries (Halperin, 2006).

Further studies will need to assess other antigens unique to M. africanum that may induce discriminatory immune responses.