Sentence examples for particular discrimination from inspiring English sources

In the past, advocacy and policy on inequality has tended to focus on identifying and working on behalf of a specific group who suffer a particular discrimination.

Furthermore, infants less than one year old can make discriminations between phonemes that some adults cannot because the particular discrimination is not present in the adult language.

While the new law has disadvantages for the whole scientific community, certain groups look set to suffer particular discrimination.

Academics in developing countries in particular face discrimination under APC because of their often very limited access to research funds.

Recent experiments indicate that the underlying principles governing DNA microarray hybridization – and in particular MM discrimination – are not completely understood.

Thus, while the first of the above views may be preferable as a general trend, in each particular case, discrimination between the two possibilities might not be feasible.

B.R. did have evidence of a perceptual deficit affecting, in particular, timbre discrimination; it is therefore possible that the effects of degraded timbral representations interacted with auditory-based recognition of particular instruments.

In particular, genetic discrimination was viewed as both, e.g., "A high concern for most patients" and something that " [does not come] up all too often, in our health care system".

Apart from it he is best known for his insistence on the correct use of language (Plato, Euthydemus 277e), in particular fine discriminations of the senses of near-synonyms, a topic in which he seems to have specialised.

The highest number of people affected by this particular form of discrimination may live in India, but caste discrimination is practiced in other countries as well.

An opinion by Justice Anthony Kennedy, joined by three liberal Justices, was concerned with a particular kind of discrimination known in free speech doctrine as viewpoint discrimination, in which the government singles out some speech for disfavor based on disapproval of the views expressed — and which is unconstitutional.