Sentence examples for setting minorities from inspiring English sources

Rodondi et al. (7) showed that in a routine clinical setting, minorities are less likely to get appropriate intensification of therapy.

The language of welfare is divisive: setting a minority of so-called welfare dependants against so-called hard-working families.

The New Jersey case shows that the partisan dynamics of redistricting are evolving from the time when Democrats and Republicans cooperated in setting up minority districts in the cities and white districts in the suburbs.

The agenda has been set by minority voices, some of them quietly financed by industries that might be threatened by measures to curb greenhouse gases.

Second, we have to set a minority threshold because in every sample individual clones very predictive for CXCR4-usage had been found.

However, we believe that this is not the case for two reasons: First of all, we have set the minority cutoff to 5% to mirror the one of the original trofile assay which was reported to be 100% sensitive at detecting 10% minor variants and 85% sensitive at detecting 5% minor variants in a mixed virus population.

Setting aside the minority who do high-performance computing (HPC), the time it takes the "desktop majority" of scientists to produce a new computational result is increasingly dominated by how long it takes to write, test, debug, install, and maintain software.

Affirmative action policies take different forms, ranging from requirements to give special consideration to those from minority groups to setting quotas on employment of minority workers.

No matter their station, all US citizens of Anglo-Saxon origin were able to play the game of life on an easier setting than minorities.

Pat Scherlin, Lindsey Boggs and I made sure that when they're setting aside for different minorities, when they're setting aside construction jobs, we have to set aside some for women.

That landmark ruling barred universities from setting aside seats for minority applicants but did not prohibit the colleges from using race in considering prospective students.