Sentence examples for make any discrimination from inspiring English sources

We did not make any discrimination between the two types of scrapie: the classical and the atypical.

All of the patients who passed through were given the questionnaires without making any discrimination according to their cancer types, however only the patients from the oncology department were included to avoid any inter-departmental conflict.

As a third condition, if the fixation point was blue, subjects were asked to passively view (V) the stimulus without moving their arms or making any stimulus discrimination.

Under that section, it's illegal "to make any unjust or unreasonable discrimination in charges, practices, classifications, regulations, facilities, or services".

Kappa Alpha Psi reportedly does not make any mention of non-discrimination based on sexual orientation on its website, which states, "KAPPA ALPHA PSI is justly proud that the Constitution has never contained any clause which either excluded or suggested the exclusion of a man from membership merely because of his color, creed, or national origin".

For flow cytometric analysis, this error in determining the SPF can be substantial, particularly in the near-diploid tumours where all cells in the tumour are measured without any possibility to make a discrimination between normal and tumour cells on the basis of DNA content.

Participants were required to make a discrimination judgment between the two contrasts.

But making a discrimination claim is an arduous and lengthy process.

The study consists in making a discrimination between four fluidized bed reactor models: Davidson and Harrison, Partridge and Rowe, Kunii and Levenspiel, Kato and Wen models.

"As numerous Court rules make clear, discrimination in any aspect of our justice system undermines the public's confidence that a person may have their day in court where their concerns will be heard without prejudice or bias".. "In the end," adds Duran, "nobody should be allowed to hang a 'no gays allowed' sign on the jury room door".

Previously the prime minister had ruled out making any adjustments to the Racial Discrimination Act but on Thursday he said only that the government had no plans to change the law "at this stage".