Sentence examples for much less discriminatory from inspiring English sources

While the isotropic nematic phase transition can be detected from the height and shape of the first scattering peak around 7QD for larger aspect ratios, this feature becomes much less discriminatory with decreasing aspect ratio.

Private clinics are acknowledged to be much less discriminatory, but their cost is prohibitive to all but the affluent.

D. occidentalis females were used as tester females because these females are much less discriminatory than D. suboccidentalis females.

The analysis of 5∣1-year conditional survival (i.e. cancer survival in the 4-year interval from 1 year after the cancer diagnosis to 5 years after diagnosis) was much less discriminatory.

For weeks, she waged a bitter war of words with the Roman Catholic Church over the issue, saying that it would be a "terrible distortion of democracy" to deny gay couples the right to wed and that it was time for religious leaders to recognize how much more liberal and less discriminatory the nation's social mores had become.

A similar study to assess multiple suspect isolates by PFGE would be much more labor intensive, costly, and less discriminatory compared to MLVA.

Civil rights lawyers have maintained that local governments are much less likely now than in the past to adopt overtly discriminatory strategies that, for example, actually reduced existing black voting strength.

When combined with few highly discriminatory VNTR loci, spoligotyping can achieve a discriminatory power similar to that obtained with the 24-VNTR scheme, with much less working load and time.

The new ruling, in a second appeal, means Mr Lim will serve two concurrent 18-month prison terms, and as a result will lose his seat in Parliament.Some Malaysian lawyers claim the decision to prosecute was discriminatory and the evidence so flimsy that it hardly justified a court hearing, much less a conviction and such a harsh sentence.

Perhaps the distributors think the UK market is less discriminatory".

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