Sentence examples for how it discriminates from inspiring English sources

ALRANZ Abortion Rights Aotearoa called the law "archaic" and has brought a complaint to the Human Rights Commission about how it discriminates against women and pregnant people.

The performance of the multiscale Renyi entropy was demonstrated by comparing with the conventional single scale one in terms of both how well it discriminates the degree of uncertainty and predicts neurological outcomes.

Why has BAG2 evolved to specifically bind mutant p53 and how can it discriminate between the DNA binding domains of a diverse range of mutant p53 s compared to wild type?

"As an African-American man, I know how it feels to be discriminated against," Mr. Lewis said.

What is the optimal concentration for administering Nec-1 in vivo and how to discriminate it from its 'inactive' variant Nec-1i?

Nevertheless, if we take this at face value and accept that there is no deliberate sexism behind such a policy, there is a simple solution that does not require us to accept another "that's just how it is" reason that discriminates against women: wherever female journalists are barred access, male journalists should also not be allowed.

In this second sense, what Amazon does is similar to how Google discriminates in favor of its own content in local search.

However, how IFI16 discriminates viral DNA from host genomic DNA in the nucleus is still not clear.

To find out how ZapA discriminates in the cell, which protofilaments should be stabilized, we tried to mimic two conditions.

Biochemical analyses revealed mechanistic insights into acC formation and how TmcA discriminates elongator tRNAMet from the structurally similar tRNAIle.

Several solutions can be returned by the fitting procedure, and it is not clear how to discriminate between them.