Sentence examples for more discriminatory shared from inspiring English sources

These terms allow for a more discriminatory shared feature representation.

Since, according to theory, plants with a below-average female share are more discriminatory employers, these findings are suggestive that intensified product market competition indeed reduces gender discrimination stemming from employer prejudices against women.

Since PFGE was proved to be more discriminatory than MLST, we considered that isolates with a very close PT shared the same ST [ 8].

Isolates that were identical on PFGE shared only 90% similarity with rep-PCR, suggesting that the latter method may be more discriminatory.

Consequently, the use of the more discriminatory PFGE subtyping data alone may sometime miss clusters caused by clonally related isolates, which may not necessarily share completely identical PFGE patterns, if only the completely identical PFGE patterns (0 band difference) are grouped together as a single PFGE type.

In Europe, the films are more discriminatory".

But opponents slammed Texas' law as far more discriminatory.

Sylwia should be fine, because she works for the council, but private firms are more discriminatory.

Until then, we can expect more discriminatory and undemocratic legislation from this Knesset.

"I've never heard of a more discriminatory prosecution," added Mr Tansey.

It also makes state bans on same-sex marriage look even more discriminatory.