Sentence examples for discriminatory values from inspiring English sources

Discriminatory values have been defined for both N-terminal-pro Brain Natriuretic Peptide (Nt-pro-BNP) and BNP but the general values established so far are controversial in insulin resistant patients due to their lower levels of natriuretic peptides.

We aim to change gender stereotypes, biases and discriminatory values for a generation of young women.

We live in a nation with an electorate that condones this kind of discrimination by supporting candidates who hold these discriminatory values.

Progress on LGBTQ rights and women's reproductive rights is likely to suffer setbacks in the Supreme Court if Mr. Trump chooses to fill the vacancy left by Antonin Scalia's death with a justice who shares Scalia's discriminatory values.

But if Democrats see yet another election go by with low Latino voter turnout, it'll be because they continue to bank on the idea that Latinos will show up simply due to the GOP's nativist and discriminatory values ― not because Democrats themselves put the work in to earn our votes.

The differences between copy numbers for negative and positive strand RNA were too small (see discriminatory values above) for the values for negative strand RNA to have been an artefact.

And neither does it make any discriminatory value judgment when it mirrors an ugly object.

Discriminatory value of the parameters was tested using receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis, by measuring the area below ROC curve.

Of note, the CSF leucocytes count appeared to have little discriminatory value (AUC = 0.59) in that study.

Fractal dimension and lacunarity as parameters of fractal analysis also had a relatively good discriminatory value in differentiation of injured from the normal tissue.

Literature proposes choosing mechanisms that attempt to select the item that maximizes the discriminatory value for the given skill level of the examinee (H. Lin, 2012).