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1·He believes he has been discriminated against because of his sexuality.

他认为他因自己的性倾向而受到了歧视。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·Across hundreds of trials on 14 different fish, Agrillo's team found they consistently discriminated 2 from 3 ( PLoS ONE, vol 4, e4786).

通过对14条食蚊鱼的上百次实验测试，Agrillo的研究小组发现这些食蚊鱼始终可以分辨出数量2和数量3(PLoS ONE, vol 4, e4786)。

3·“It’s a combination of them not wanting to be part of the larger society in some cases, and in other cases, they’re discriminated against,” she says.

“在某种情况下，这是因为她们不想成为更广泛的社会的一部分；而在另外一些情况下，这是因为她们受到了歧视，”她说。

4·I could only prostitute my cheap labor, perspiration and knowlege, for a little necessities which i want to, while keep being discriminated and humiliated.

我只有出卖我最廉价的劳动力，汗水和智慧，才能一点一点的换取我想要的东西，还会不停地受到歧视和屈辱。

5·In real life, not only HIV and AIDS patients are discriminated against, even their families and even their health care workers are being discriminated against.

在现实生活中，不仅艾滋病病毒感染者和患者受到歧视，就连他们的家人甚至护理他们的卫生工作者都被歧视。

6·The equipment has been put into usage and actual data have been obtained. Some flaws have been discriminated with the tester and certain success has been achieved.

该装置现已投入使用，并取得了一些实测数据，初步鉴别了某些缺陷，取得了一定成效。

7·Proposing discriminating methods that discriminated the red color of the tomato based on color features in natural outdoor scenes and finding the tomato's centroid.

提出了基于颜色特征对自然场景下的成熟西红柿进行识别的方法及对其质心位置的确定。

8·In the study, attractive women were discriminated against when applying for jobs considered masculine and for which appearance was not seen as important to the job.

在这项研究中，具有吸引力的女性在寻找那种需要“爷们气”或外表并不重要的工作时，会被区别对待。

9·It has been estimated that up to 10 percent of the world's population are left-handers and even now, many are still discriminated in society for being born that way.

据统计，世界上现在有10%的人口都是左撇子，然而至今他们中的很多人仍遭受着不公平对待。

10·For us, loneliness than the HIV virus more frightening, we are keen not to be discriminated against, not to be abandoned, equally eager to work with normal contacts.

对我们来说，孤独比艾滋病毒更加可怕，我们渴望不被歧视、不被抛弃，渴望与正常人平等地交往”。

(1)discriminate against歧视；排斥