Sentence examples for experienced differential from inspiring English sources
Lady Young says: "Most of the prisoners we met with all said that they experienced differential treatment as a result of their race, ethnicity or faith.
Put differently, states in which NREG has (presumably) expanded relative employment opportunities for unskilled labor more do not appear to have experienced differential growth in net demand for unskilled labor.
According to the report: "Nearly all of the offenders we met with said that they experienced differential treatment, either in decisions made about their regimes while in prison or as a result of the attitudes of staff and other prisoners, due to their race, ethnicity, or faith.
In addition, these ancestral Ugt1 loci have experienced differential gene loss and duplication in different vertebrate lineages.
While a subset of genes was continuously expressed over 3 or 5 h post-IR (K1), another subset followed a biphasic regulation vs time (K3), indicating that seedling cells still experienced differential gene cycling after IR.
Subjects experienced differential exposure to well water concentrations of arsenic by SES.
This paper algebraically analyses an end span of a continuous beam which experiences differential settlement under a traveling point load or, separately, a uniformly distributed load (UDL).
Gender affects diversification options as gender roles are culturally determined, mobility of females may be constrained and females experience differential access to assets (Dhanaraj 2015).
In Marin County, California, systematic spatial patterns in landscape topography and geomorphic indices suggest that the region north of Mt. Tamalpais is experiencing differential rock uplift.
However, the existing strength of material solutions for a sandwich structure experiencing differential thermal strains have principally ignored the free edge conditions; and for the very limited publications that have enforced the free edge conditions, the solutions have been inaccurate.
It is shown that the common response spectrum method for synchronous ground motion can be extended to make it applicable for earthquake response analyses of extended structures experiencing differential out-of-plane ground motion.
