Sentence examples for test discriminated from inspiring English sources
There was no doubt that a residence test discriminated against foreigners, the court said.
Because New Haven had a reasonable belief that the test discriminated against minority applicants, it had a legitimate basis for discarding the results.
Such potential is supported further in that the EtG fingernail test discriminated between different types of drinkers more accurately than hair.
In conclusion, the ghrelin test discriminated between GHD and non-GHD survivors of SAH and displayed a high accuracy compared with the GHRH arginine test.
The test discriminated, with high specificity and sensitivity, between patients with and without oesophageal cancer, as demonstrated by the large area under the ROC curve (0.93 (95% CI=0.85 0.99)), which was statistically significantly larger than the area predicted by the null hypothesis (0.5) (P<0.001).
It appears that the level of difficulty associated with the 2-digit arithmetic (i.e., medium load) portion of the Information Processing test discriminated best, while that associated with the single digit (i.e., low load) portion of the test was ineffectual in discriminating.
"Turning away orphans, applying a religious test, discriminating against Muslims, slamming the door on every Syrian refugee — that is just not who we are," Clinton said.
"Turning away orphans, applying a religious test, discriminating against Muslims... that's just not who we are," said Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential front-runner.
Thus, the shine-through test discriminates well between patients and controls and between relatives and healthy controls.
It is important to evaluate diagnostic test on unselected, population based samples to obtain information on how the test discriminate between diseased and normal groups.
Our research questions were: To what extent do children with ADHD-C/HKD show motor problems, as measured by the MFNU, and how well does the test discriminate between children with ADHD and normal controls?
