Sentence examples for facilitate discrimination from inspiring English sources

Georgia's Republican-dominated legislature was out of touch in trying to facilitate discrimination, said Morton.

For territorial animals that rarely interact physically, vocalizations could serve as long-distance signals that facilitate discrimination.

We show, using a mathematical model, that fast degradation of an R-protein monomer can facilitate discrimination of signals that differentially stabilize it.

Platforms exist within a larger social context, of course; we can't create a color- and gender-blind world simply by designing platforms that are less apt to facilitate discrimination.

In particular, the probe has been designed to facilitate discrimination between super-cooled water droplets and ice crystals of 1 25 μm size within mixed-phase clouds and to provide information on cloud interstitial aerosols.

Legal and moral issues often entangle to facilitate discrimination against those who earn a living in adult work, or at least complicate their lives in ways that induce hardship.

These data suggest that this arthroscopy simulator facilitates discrimination of arthroscopic skills.

Thus, perceptual analysis of symmetry may be an adaptation facilitating discrimination between potential mates on the basis of apparent health.

Although having details about prospective transaction partners may make people more comfortable, a growing body of evidence shows that it facilitates discrimination.

This was demonstrated with a pedestal paradigm, in which weak S cone flicker facilitates discrimination and detection of red-green flicker.

Governor Phil Bryant released a statement on Twitter after signing House Bill 1523, also known as the "Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act", protesting accusations that the bill facilitates discrimination against LGBT Mississippians.