If the hardship exemption is anything like qualifying for disability, it would likely discriminate against those without lawyers, the poor and people of color and it would become a way to control program costs instead of providing cover for those most in need.
In this study, we have used a different strategy, hypothesizing that the identification of distinct molecular tumor subtypes would likely discriminate patients with different clinical outcomes, as well.
Our study was mainly aimed to obtain more homogeneous groups of tumors in colorectal adenocarcinomas hypothesizing that discovering molecularly more uniform groups of tumors, would likely discriminate patients with different clinical outcomes, as well.
–At some point in your career, you will likely feel discriminated against, harassed or mistreated, and/or you will observe such treatment happening to another female colleague.
State-owned firms were significantly more likely to treat candidates equally and much less likely to discriminate in favor of Han candidates than private firms.
It is worth emphasizing that both conserved and the lost domains are valuable features of a fusion transcript, with the former more likely to discriminate oncogene related fusions and the latter more likely to discriminate tumor suppressor related fusions.
They're deluded, since such exemptions allow discrimination by those most likely to discriminate.
Easy items (e.g., P > 0.8) are undesirable, in that they are both less likely to discriminate between high- and low-performing students and less likely to detect conceptual difficulties associated with the target concept (Haladyna, 2004).
There was not agreement that any of the systems are likely to discriminate successfully, although everyone thought that the ACCP, SIGN and USPSTF systems are somewhat to highly likely to discriminate.
