However, so far proposed causal pathways leading to stillbirth do not enable potential victims to be identified, neither has an adequately discriminatory set of risk factors been devised.
In the study described here, we further investigated the identified Beijing strains by characterizing them with the more discriminatory set of 24-loci MIRU-VNTR (5 ).
Ms. Tellawi did not consider it discriminatory to set aside some hours at the gym for women.
Uighurs have longed reviled what they call discriminatory policies set by the Han, the dominant ethnic group in China.
Almost equal The government said it would no longer contest a suit before the European Court of Human Rights claiming it was discriminatory to set the age of consent at 16 for heterosexuals, but at 18 for homosexuals.
Continuing a discriminatory tradition set by imperial Britain during Bahrain's time as a British protectorate (when police were recruited from British-colonised India), the regime today relies on defence from imported mercenaries, while Bahraini Shia are denied the right to serve in their own armed forces.
The proposed rules say conversion, per se, isn't discriminatory, but set up specific tests pension plans must meet.
Fortunately, the British government, through Parliamentary action, soon removed the discriminatory terms set in the Rhodes will, and 13 women were elected in 1976, including three from Radcliffe College Harvard University - Laura Garwin, Lissa Muscatine, and Denise Thal - to enter Oxford in 1977.
A minimal discriminatory gene set to discriminate between TB and LTBI was identified by variable selection random forest (VarSelRF) [ 11].
A total of 92 genes selected as a discriminatory gene set predicted response correctly in six out of six independent samples (all responders).
