Statistical indices of psychomotor ability (e.g., means, variances, and correlations) not only differ among individuals but may also serve to distinguish from each other groups of persons classified by such traits as age, sex, personality, and intelligence.
Persons or groups of persons would be depicted, and from them the action would evolve.
Indeed, we have never held that moral disapproval, without any other asserted state interest, is a sufficient rationale under the Equal Protection Clause to justify a law that discriminates among groups of persons.....
Kanis, a distinguished physician of "integrity", had since made it clear that he was still open to discussion about disclosure of his data to restricted groups of persons on confidential terms, the judge said.
I have broken these down into the groups of persons responsible for carrying out these aims.
The discriminative quality of these items should not vary between groups of persons.
Small groups of persons should also be considered in view of serviceability limit state design.
Sub-populations or groups of persons within a population are usually called domains (Kalton, 2009, p. 125).
In the modelling process, three main groups of persons are involved: (1) developers, (2) users, and (3) decision makers.
Results: Demographic data showed our population to be similar to other groups of persons at high risk for violent injury.
Hence, moral judgments of this kind are valid only for groups of persons who have made such agreements.
