Sentence examples for thus discrimination from inspiring English sources

The variance of person ability estimates was 0.932 logits; thus, discrimination between persons appears to have been satisfactory, although their range was only −1.53 to 1.388.

As such, we conjecture that the acceptability of ex-offenders should be higher, and thus, discrimination against ex-offenders lower, in occupations that involve low-skilled labor, are male-dominated, and are located in big cities.

Thus, discrimination of GMP and UMP from AMP and CMP is possible as well as between GMP and UMP, although differentiation between AMP and CMP is rather difficult even at greater surface pressures.

Thus, discrimination mediated by partner choice can occur in advance of exploitation (Bull and Rice, 1991).

Thus, discrimination between hybridized and non-hybridized DNA capture probes is not possible using a conventional microarray fluorescence scanner.

Unfortunately, the pattern of pelvic fin reduction in embryogenesis of Erpetoichthys has not been described precisely [ 82] and thus, discrimination of these various hypotheses is not yet possible.

Thus any discrimination between diet and gut contents would appear to be negligible compared to the total discrimination between diet/gut and tissue (ΔN of 3.22 (±0.2) for Abudefduf sexfasciatus, Table 1).

Glutathione (GSH) and cysteine (Cys) play different roles in biological systems, thus the discrimination between them is of great importance.

Thus, no discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion, or national origin is allowed in places of public entertainment or resort or in employment practices by larger firms.

Thus racial discrimination, built into the structure of British society, had an equally profound effect on the lives of different visible minorities, although West Indians experienced it more often, whereas Asians tended to adapt their lives so as to avoid it.

While I don't pretend to be deserving of such recognition, I will point out that as the public defender for the State of New Jersey, I initiated the process by which New Jersey eliminated monetary bail in its pretrial-release system, thus eliminating discrimination against the poor and minorities based on access to resources.