Cluster mass rather than a cluster extent threshold was used, to minimize discrimination against possible small, strongly responding foci of activation (Bullmore, Suckling, et al. 1999).
A cluster mass rather than a cluster extent threshold was used, to minimize discrimination against possible small, strongly responding foci of activation (Bullmore, Suckling et al. 1999).
There is an urgent need for public health policies and strategies geared toward minimizing discrimination associated with mental illness and devalued socio-economic status in order to enhance equitable access to medical treatment and other health services.
Cluster mass (rather than a cluster extent) threshold was used as a second-pass cluster statistic, to minimize discrimination against possible small, strongly responding foci of activation [Bullmore et al., 1999].
To minimize enrollment in each workshop based on prior student leader friendships and student student friendships and to minimize discrimination, peer leaders' names were not provided with the available workshop times nor were the students enrolling able to see the names of the other students who had already enrolled in each workshop.
A programed temperature vaporizer using a 25 °C, 0.1 min, 720 °C min−1, 350 °C, 5 min temperature program is employed which minimizes compound discrimination better than the more commonly utilized split/splitless injector, as verified with injections at 250 and 350 °C.
New forms of legislation or more rigorous enforcement of existing laws would go a long way towards minimizing the impact of discrimination and stigmatization against PLWHA.
The essence of this method is to balance the conflicting criteria of minimizing size and maximizing discrimination between positive and negative observations.
This constant order was maintained in order to minimize the effects on discrimination performance of having first explicitly categorized (assimilated to L1) the target stimuli.
In particular, patient navigators (i.e. trained peers or healthcare professionals who work with clients to help them overcome barriers to health care services [ 50]) might serve as important advocates for homeless persons as they try to navigate the end-of-life care system and help minimize the impact of discrimination and/or exclusionary policies [ 51].
