Sentence examples for extraordinary discrimination from inspiring English sources

But gay men and lesbians from Muslim families say they face extraordinary discrimination at home.

If this is not possible, and by means of its extraordinary discrimination between current and noise, this automated patch-clamp equipment will only be helpful for rapid I NaL-modifying drug screening.

The spectral compression of this sensitivity provides the basis for extraordinary spectral discrimination, which could be important in visual communication.

We present the first comprehensive evidence for pentachromatic color vision in vertebrates, which offers the potential for extraordinary spectral discrimination capabilities.

We believe that the extraordinary good discrimination results reported in the study of Wang et al. (1) might largely be based on this effect and would have been worse, if smaller adenomas had been included in the investigation.

Argentina's trans community, as is the case in many countries, faces an extraordinary amount of discrimination, from education and employment opportunities to violence.

Owing to their extraordinary capacity for visual discrimination [ 3– 5], pigeons have been used to study learning and memory in the laboratory.

In my lifetime we have carried out two revolutions, unfinished but extraordinary: the ending of racial discrimination and the move toward equality for women.

Furthermore, transgender and gender non-conforming people face extraordinary levels of violence and discrimination in their communities and the workplace.

A Tory MP has bombarded the government's equalities watchdog with a series of extraordinary letters about race and sex discrimination, in a one-man campaign against "political correctness".

Frequently forgotten, though, are the deeper problems: wrongful conviction, racial discrimination, endless waits for appeal, and extraordinary costs, to say nothing of a growing moral divisiveness.