Sentence examples for discriminatory training from inspiring English sources

The replicate measurements from each cell line were treated as independent samples by the subsequent algorithms to identify differentially expressed genes and build the discriminatory training model.

The aim of this study was to compare a novel sensory discriminatory training device (FairMed) with TENS in a Phase I clinical trial.

These replicates were treated as independent samples by the subsequent algorithms to identify differentially expressed genes and build the discriminatory training model.

The plaintiffs are seeking damages as well as other forms of relief, such as "the creation of non-discriminatory policies, training, and monitoring".

In this report, all experiments described hereafter were performed with a discriminatory model trained using all data from Datasets L and M. Because the proposed method is the first DS-specific detection and alignment approach, the quality of its structural alignments may serve as a standard for the evaluation of related future works.

Inadequate sensitization training, discriminatory laws, and the dual stigma from HIV and sex work likely further hinder FSWs access to HIV treatment and care [ 3, 105].

Based on AUC scores from 10 replicates, models performed well with high discriminatory ability (LGM minimum training presence logistic threshold = 0.079, AUC = 0.920 ± 0.016; LIG minimum training presence logistic threshold = 0.022, AUC = 0.915 ± 0.018).

FARE is asking for: "full and complete retraction of the discriminatory policy and mandated training to ensure American Airlines adopts a uniform approach to prevent its employees from continuing to apply discriminatory policies against those with allergies".

Barriers are formidable and include discriminatory legislations, lack of training, prejudice, stigma and inadequate understanding as to the nature of disability.

Rather than using all possible rules, we include the 25 rules that provide the greatest degree of discriminatory power in the training set.

Their discrimination is not from the intrinsic nature of their disability, but rather from entrenched social exclusion resulting from multiple barriers including discriminatory legislation, lack of training for teachers, prejudice, social stigma and inadequate understanding by teachers, parents and society, as well as a lack of services and support.