Sentence examples for effects on discrimination from inspiring English sources

In contrast to apparently strong seasonal effects on discrimination, there was little evidence of any changes with location.

This constant order was maintained in order to minimize the effects on discrimination performance of having first explicitly categorized (assimilated to L1) the target stimuli.

Consistent with this hypothesis, while the Y254F mutation had negligible effects on discrimination between dNTP and rNTP incorporation, introduction of the Y254V mutation decreased the discrimination against rNTP incorporation relative to dNTP incorporation by ∼3 orders of magnitude.

"There is a possibility that landlords will discriminate against all immigrants regardless of their status rather than take the risk of housing a person without right to remain," say the MPs, adding that an official impact assessment is needed to gauge its effect on discrimination against migrants.

In the particular case of sufficiently low commuting costs, the effect on discrimination is not straightforward.

The first part, which we label the effect through the level of discrimination, reflects the combined effect on discrimination through preference-based discrimination and/or a perceived difference in the mean of unobserved variables.

The second part, which we label the effect through the variance of unobserved variables, reflects the effect on discrimination through a perceived group difference in the variance of unobserved variables.

As was the case for the children's data alone, order had no effect on discrimination thresholds, nor did it interact with discrimination condition (F<0.8, p>0.33).

As is evident in Figure 6, this interaction reflects the fact that noise had a greater effect on discrimination thresholds for same-finger comparisons than for opposite-finger comparisons.

Table 4 provides the metabolite ratios that have the strongest effect on discrimination between group pairs.

One elevates detection threshold but has little effect on discrimination thresholds at higher base contrasts.