Sentence examples for whose discriminatory from inspiring English sources

An AUC of 0.5 identifies a model whose discriminatory accuracy is no better than chance alone, whereas an AUC of 1.0 identifies a model with perfect discriminatory accuracy.

The MIRU-VNTR method is a reliable and efficient typing system, whose discriminatory capacity approximates or even exceeds that of IS 6110-RFLP profiling.

48 Our theoretically informed approach, enhanced by interviewing patients, carers, and key professionals, enabled us to gain insights that would have been unavailable through single interviews for example, the experiences of the Sikh man whose discriminatory care was transformed by a committed individual adopting an advocacy role.

None of these necessary improvements, however, benefit those whose offenses and harsh, discriminatory mandatory minimum sentences occurred prior to the Fair Sentencing Act's passage.

Microarray analysis of these primary tumours identified a list of 70 discriminatory genes whose expression patterns, in an internal validation, identified a group of patients who had not developed metastases at 5 years from diagnosis despite no systemic treatment.

While, clearly, tests whose content is irrelevant or discriminatory are beyond the pale, those that are fair, and concordant with the requirements of the position to be filled, are the least discriminatory mechanism available.

From these secluded hills, Nuba spent 20 years fighting alongside the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAA) of southern Sudan against an Arab-led government whose policies were seen as discriminatory towards native Africans.

On the other hand: "If the government, by some neutral rule, decided it wasn't going to fund organizations whose boards were picked in a discriminatory way, that would probably pass constitutional muster".

"It's discriminatory against women," said Katie McSherry, whose thoughts were echoed by her sister, Claire, and their friend Alyssa Rossi.

Others allowed them entry while arranging visits under conditions that set them apart from recruiters representing law firms and corporations whose practices the law schools do not consider discriminatory.

Georgette Sand started a petition demanding that the French supermarket giant Monoprix — whose name ironically translates to "one price" — eliminate discriminatory pricing for male and female products.