Sentence examples for observed discrimination from inspiring English sources

As Jeffrey Rosen, who writes widely about legal issues, has observed: "Discrimination usually implies some form of contempt for a class of people being singled out for disadvantageous treatment as a consequence of their shared characteristics.

On the other hand, the further observed discrimination after the treatment strongly suggests that CoDiRO complex could be responsible for the metabolic uniformity observed in Fig. 2a.

The observed discrimination effect (ratio of charge transfer resistance, RCT, between the hybridized and non-complementary hybridized surfaces) for the different ternary surfaces followed the order of HS-ssDNA/MCH/MUDA (1.89) > HS-ssDNA/MPA/MCH (1.37) > HS-ssDNA/MCH/MUD (1.27) > HS-ssDNA/MPA/MUD (0) = HS-ssDNA/MPA/MUDA (0).

A 10-factor modified prognostic model based on the TAX327 trial had the greatest observed discrimination ability for OS and PFS (concordance probability = 0.623 and 0.603, respectively) among the modified nomograms or classifiers.

The experimental design, which includes data gathered from more than 1100 market participants, provides sharp findings: (i) there is a strong tendency for minorities to receive initial and final offers that are inferior to those received by majorities, and (ii) overall, the data indicate that the observed discrimination is not due to animus, but represents statistical discrimination.

The experimental design, which includes data gathered from more than 1100 market participants, provides sharp endings: (i) there is a strong tendency for minorities to receive initial and final offers that are inferior to those received by majorities, and (ii) overall, the data indicate that the observed discrimination is not due to animus, but represents statistical discrimination.

We have seen in this review that behaviour is under-represented in stigma intervention outcomes, for example changes in behaviour of others rated by patients or service users, or directly observed discrimination-related outcomes.

The fact that we no longer observe discrimination on Airbnb with guests who have as little as one review suggests that discrimination in the sharing economy is of the former variety — a heartening sign.

At all points along the interpolated discrimination curves, we observe discrimination ratios (elevation/azimuth) of 1.9 to 2.2.

The genes having the highest 50 scores (in module) of the discriminant components were extracted to give a biological meaning of the observed patient/control discrimination.

In his speech, he observed that discrimination was becoming "commonplace" or "even tolerated".