Finally, both perceptions and objective indicators of discrimination are associated with alcohol use and AUDs among racial/ethnic and sexual minorities.
Responses to these three items were collapsed into a "qualitative" binary indicator of reported discrimination in the social environment (those who have already felt discriminated against by either a relative, a friend or a colleague versus those who never experienced such discrimination).
Those searches, called consent searches because a trooper must get a driver's permission first, are considered a better indicator of racial discrimination than the rate at which drivers are stopped.
When they hear a sequence of syllables of an unexpected numerosity, they turn their heads toward the audio speaker from which the sounds are emanating, providing a reliable indicator of their discrimination of the novel number.
We found generalised low participation in political activities, which is a common feature in New Delhi and therefore not a good indicator of experienced discrimination.
Indicators were considered at the level of their development group (for the evidence synthesis, consensus exercise and testing) and at the level of the individual indicator (for discrimination and feasibility).
This decision is better late than never, but the fact that the 2015 Women's World Cup was on turf and the Men's World Cup was on grass is one of many indicators of the discrimination against women in sports.
Variables initially introduced in the analysis included socio-demographic background, medical information and indicators of perceived discrimination.
In this context, it becomes important to ascertain the PI estimates (that provide very informative indicators of the discrimination potential) of the SSR markers, before deployment in germplasm characterization studies.
PD and PPE are indicators for discrimination capability of a genetic marker and the PD and PPE values of a marker with high polymorphism are normally higher than 0.8 and 0.5, respectively [13].
