Sentence examples for modes of discrimination from inspiring English sources

We're changing all these modes of discrimination in our industry but there's still one, out-standing mode of discrimination.

The relative contribution of these modes of discrimination, to the unbalanced sex ratio in India, is still unresolved [19].

The latter reveals the mode of discrimination between general CBC and specific HapX/CBC target genes.

Men who hold the keys to power need to develop awareness of the broader impact of reflexive modes of sex discrimination.

Particular attention was paid to dynamics of the NO bond cleavage in N2O molecule through electron and oxygen atom transfer routes, evaluation of preferable coordination modes of NO, discrimination between inner- and outer-sphere mechanism of NN bond formation, and the influence of spin and electronic redistribution on the reaction course (spin catalysis).

This mode of temperature discrimination need not be ascribed to the function of specific thermoreceptors; it could depend on skin receptors that are sensitive to combined mechanical and thermal stimulation.

The study was designed as a quasi-experimental comparison of survey mode effects on the quality of discrimination measurement: the traditional 'face-to-face' survey, the conventional self-completed mode and CAWI (finally deleted due to its non-comparability).

This mode cannot lead to spurious evidence of discrimination as, the expected behavior of recruiters falls into three categories: announcing to the experiment designers that the experiment has been detected, calling all the applicants or calling no applicants.

The optimal size of the computational modes was adjusted based on the degree of discrimination among the grouped nodes after training.

The mathematical models, when compared with experimental data, facilitate the discrimination between different modes of action of these materials.

Docking simulations seek to address three interdependent but distinct problems: (i) The prediction of the structure of a ligand-protein complex (binding mode), (ii) The discrimination of binders from non-binders (virtual screening) and (iii) The prediction of binding affinities.