Sentence examples for rejecting individuals from inspiring English sources

The doorpickers acted as on-the-spot profilers, tasked with assessing, accepting, and rejecting individuals from a cast of thousands.

Stigmatization manifests as discriminatory attitudes, stereotypes, labels and behaviour, which in devaluing, discrediting, marginalizing, disempowering or excluding and rejecting individuals, can produce harmful consequences (e.g., exacerbation of MHDs; unwillingness to seek help; withdrawal; feeling shame; self-blame or self-harm) [ 1, 2, 4- 6, 8- 20].

The adjustment method for multiple comparisons was Sequential Sidak, which is a sequentially step-down rejective Sidak procedure that is much less conservative in terms of rejecting individual hypotheses but maintains the same overall significance level.

Frelimo is thought to dominate the nominally independent election commission, and its reasons for rejecting individual candidates were kept secret.

Conspicuously rejecting individual primacy, he gave his Rotterdam firm a blandly anonymous name, Office for Metropolitan Architecture (with the typically droll twist that the acronym OMA means "grandmother" in his native Dutch).

Indeed, under the influence of 19th-century German idealism and parallel expressions of rising European nationalism, there were some the Marxists, for example—who, though not rejecting individual rights altogether, maintained that rights, from whatever source derived, belong to communities or whole societies and nations preeminently.

Family wise error is too conservative for rejecting individual hypotheses, and the FDR can be higher than traditional type 1 error rates.

Whereas the modified z-score (MODZ) is solely based on the residuals of a simple linear regression, both DFBETA and Cook's distances (COOK) are based on the change in parameters upon rejecting individual data points.

It is important to realise that the cost-effectiveness estimates reported in this paper are only valid "on average", and thus these figures are not aimed at changing the clinical logic of admitting or rejecting individual patients.

And it is here that these heads – these rejected individuals – are granted true personality.

Although the rejected individuals might find coverage in a state-run high-risk pool, premiums for that coverage and out-of-pocket expenses tend to be very high.