Sentence examples for indicative of discrimination from inspiring English sources

Most animals show classification behaviour that seems indicative of discrimination learning.

We explore if discrimination is related to negative attitudes towards immigration: if attitudes do not affect immigrants' utility from labour income and amenities, then they are not indicative of discrimination and may be less of a concern.

It was hard not to see such remarks as indicative of discrimination against the worst victims of the violence those children included.

It was hard not to see such remarks as indicative of discrimination against the worst victims of the violence – those children included.

As no steric hindrance can be predicted upon binding of the O2 epimer glucose, the presence of a hydrogen-bonded network involving stabilization of the PLSGE motif could be indicative of discrimination against mannose as a donor substrate in this family of enzymes.

The abstracts are next scanned to find the list of words, which are indicative of discrimination between the abstracts.

Because the price differences dissipate as sellers accumulate credible reputations, the patterns in the data are indicative of statistical discrimination.

The discrimination test with the HMMs was indicative of high discriminative power of elaborate models between positive and negative G4 sequences.

Higher DSQ scores corresponded with presence and increased severity of dysphagia, indicative of strong item discrimination among patients at baseline (threshold >50%).

Alternatively, patients' performance profiles may be indicative of a temporal discrimination problem in that they remembered a response from the previous game and thus thought that this was their response in the current game.

Higher mean scores for each domain were indicative of better inclusion, less discrimination, more gains and better prospects.