Sentence examples for minimal discrimination from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bloomberg arrived for the interview after a month in which some offhand remarks he has made -- like suggesting that there was minimal discrimination in the Northeast -- have attracted news coverage that Mr. Bloomberg's advisers worry could distract from his campaign.
δ ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 indicates that the test has minimal discrimination and this occurs when all students have the same score.
The use of highly salient colors in Experiment A suggested strong color selection effects on the SN and minimal discrimination of orientation and shape.
By contrast, Pellino1 shows minimal discrimination in binding between the peptides with tyrosine, serine, and isoleucine at position +3 (KD values of 0.77, 1.7, and 1.8 μM, respectively).
When δ = 0.0, the questionnaire has minimal discrimination, and this occurs when all respondents have the same scale score, that is, the questionnaire fails to discriminate any respondent from any other respondent.
Clinical characteristics provide minimal discrimination of septic patients by pathophysiologic mechanisms, and there is therefore interest in the role of various biomarkers for the identification of sepsis and patients who may benefit from specific interventions.
However, EEG has low spatial resolution, minimal depth discrimination and high susceptibility to electrical noise and motion artifacts.
The most common technology for seizure detection is with electroencephalography (EEG), which has low spatial resolution and minimal depth discrimination.
Lastly, Sjodin [ 28] used a septum-equipped programmable injector (SPI), which resulted in reproducible results with minimal congener discrimination; however, these injectors are no longer produced by the manufacturer.
All patients, bar 177, were in the normal range on rhyme judgment, phoneme segmentation (169 and 141 scored 1 and 2 points below the normal cut-off) and minimal pair discrimination.
The most minimal "real" pay discrimination period in a woman's life takes place when she is unmarried with no children, college educated in her twenties.
