Sentence examples for reduction of discrimination from inspiring English sources
Links between empowerment of women through income generation and education, reduction of discrimination based on caste and sex, and promotion of individual and community mental health were recognised.
This mutation shortens the distance between ligands and Ala877 in the LBP with a concomitant reduction of ligand discrimination.
This reduction of speed discrimination sensitivity might result from the fact that distance-independent contrast alteration is seldom encountered in real life.
Because we had 100% correct responses in the catch trials for all of the subjects under all of the conditions, we can consider that the reduction of chromaticity discrimination reflected impairment in sensorial pathways.
Equity in healthcare should be concerned with the reduction of systematic discrimination and marginalization between different groups and within groups, regardless of whether a group is found to attain a generally high or low level of equitable access.
Hatzenbuehler et al 26 note that state-level protective policies modify the effect of sexual orientation on mental health disorders, and it is logical that one of the mechanisms for this may be through the reduction of institutional discrimination, hate crimes, homonegativity and by providing interventions to reduce internalised homonegativity.
The Government campaign has made the reduction of stigma and discrimination a priority yet although discrimination is illegal and laws are in place, public awareness remains low.
As age increased, chromaticity thresholds increased, suggesting a progressive reduction of color vision discrimination.
Additional information on development, use and variable reduction of the racial discrimination questions can be found elsewhere [ 24].
Indeed, UNAIDS has identified the reduction of stigma and discrimination as a central part of national HIV programmes (UNAIDS, 2007).
This is considered to contribute greatly to the reduction of stigma and discrimination by increasing awareness that AIDS is no longer a death sentence [ 37].
