Sentence examples for possible discriminatory from inspiring English sources

The skill set from your high level of inspection and critiquing of this show would be best applied to the various loopholes in wealth disparity in this country or possible discriminatory laws that have yet to reach the Senate floor, not on an evening program that has not even completed its first season.

This was made possible as the exclusion of idiosyncratic responders reduced the variability of the data set and thus potential discriminatory biomarkers were not obscured by overlapping signals in confounded spectra.

Their potential discriminatory power within sect.

A goal of saving the most lives possible does not excuse discriminatory practices, such as diverting resources from the elderly on assumptions they have fewer years left (Antommaria et al. 2011).

Feature selection or feature reduction can be described as selecting the most important feature so as to reduce their number and at the same time retain as much as possible of their class discriminatory information.

The major task of this chapter is the selection of features from a given a number of features, so as to reduce their number and at the same time retain as much as possible of their class discriminatory information.

Hence, it is not possible to compare the discriminatory power of MLST with MST on the basis of the results of our study.

This analysis provided a sorting strategy specifically designed to enrich for MolO cells in the most simple and discriminatory way possible.

Our aim is to use inclusion criteria that are as non discriminatory as possible in order to ensure the ecological validity of this trial and to reflect the kinds of diverse patients seen in FEP clinical settings.

Therefore, it is important to check as many markers as possible to capture the discriminatory variables, and particularly to test cell behavior experimentally, before concluding that cells have truly converged on an identical state.

Some counties in the Middle East have a gender bias in mortality in females, and this has been interpreted as a possible consequence of the discriminatory treatment of women [ 14].