Sentence examples for discriminatory roles from inspiring English sources

Detecting differences among infection groups, as well as the discriminatory roles of various immune parameters, is complicated by interdependencies among these parameters, their diverse kinetics, and difficulties in gauging variability given the small sample size at our disposal.

It is possible that a combination of factors, such as lower education and earnings, and lower decision-making autonomy associated with younger women may appear less threatening to certain more traditional men that propagate gender discriminatory roles and perceive themselves as dominant their wives.

"The White House should be commended for reviewing issues related to 'Big Data,' including acknowledging the discriminatory role this technology can play," said Jeffrey Chester of the Center for Digital Democracy.

Moreover, as aspirin medication correlates with an increase in active TGF-β1 concentration [ 11], the high percentage of subjects using the drug (71%) also could have masked its discriminatory role.

Possibly in the diabetic population the hyperglycemia counteracts the atherosclerosis TGF-β1 reducing effect, masking the discriminatory role of this cytokine as found by other studies in non-diabetic subjects.

In light of its effector non-discriminatory role in secretion, divergence among HpaA sequences likely relates to its plant intracellular function.

I'm not saying to end the creation of songs honoring romanticism or the intoxication that comes with being in a relationship, but there's a fine line where artists are using their influence to justify sexist and discriminatory gender roles.

§ 51.54 Discriminatory purpose and effect.

To achieve gender equality implies, among other things, putting an end to stereotyped gender roles, discriminatory practices, and violence in schools and homes," comments Nils Kastberg, Regional Director for UNICEF's Latin America and Caribbean Regional Office.

One of the innovative strengths of the Beijing Platform was its recognition of the role of discriminatory laws, beliefs and practices in driving gender inequalities, such as early marriage, violence and unpaid care.

Progress under these conditions requires that, for children to be raised in an equal opportunity and education environment, the discriminatory and divisive gender role position patterns must be changed.