Sentence examples for show discrimination from inspiring English sources

They worried that smaller figures would make it harder to show discrimination patterns and to draw legislative districts where minorities constitute the majority of voters.

In April, an appeals court vacated the judge's injunction on the current payouts, arguing that the plaintiffs had in fact failed so far to show discrimination.

Judge Alex Kozinski, another Reagan appointee, challenged the factual premise of the civil rights groups' arguments, saying that a study they had relied on to show discrimination against some voters was inadequate.

In our next demonstration of the utility of host molecules at the air-water interface, we show discrimination of some naturally occurring nucleotides, which are important in biological activities such as energy storage and signal transduction, using cholesterol-armed-triazacyclononane (1) as a molecular machine (see Figure 1 for recognition system).

Some infants direct attachment behaviour (proximity seeking) toward more than one attachment figure almost as soon as they start to show discrimination between caregivers; most come to do so during their second year.

Consequently, they did not show discrimination in the tests performed one hour later (flupentixol 0.2 µM: χ2 = 0.64, NS; flupentixol 2 mM: χ2 = 0.06; NS).

The report also showed discrimination against flexible workers.

PEKING — Concrete evidence is at hand showing discrimination against American railway material.

The GTP-treated transgenic mice showed discrimination indices equivalent to that of wild type mice (fig 4B).

The Tm profile of a gene (GBSS1, Gene Id: FJ235783.1) of Oryza sativa is shown in Figure 3, which shows discrimination of the exonic and intronic regions.

Table 3 shows discrimination and calibration performance data for QRISK and both Framingham equations.