Sentence examples for changes by race from inspiring English sources
The latest population changes by race, ethnicity and age, as of July 1, 2007, were generally marginal compared with the year before.
The final outcome of this research is post-2000 population estimates that can be used by private and public data users to measure changes by race that occurred before and after the new race standards were implemented.
PAGE A15 MINORITIES OFTEN A MAJORITY The latest population changes by race, ethnicity and age, as of July 1 , 2007 were not large, but suggest that minorities -- now about a third of the population -- might constitute a majority of all Americans in 2050, even sooner than projected by census demographers.
The likelihood of intermarriage changes by race and gender.
So that the standardized birth weight specific mortality curve changes by race.
The Census Bureau data didn't include numbers on how the population changed by race or ethnicity.
For the analysis of the modification of the effect of weight change by race and enrollment BMI, we additionally combined data over the study phase because the phase did not modify the effect of weight.
Modification of the effect of weight change by race, trial intervention, enrollment BMI, age, physical activity, and dyslipidemia medication were assessed by stratifying the models on levels of each factor and testing whether the weight change coefficients were equal with t tests.
After ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange this morning, RadioShack President Leonard Roberts celebrated the symbolic change by racing radio-operated cars with Exchange board president Richard Grasso.
The impact of concordance on weight change differed by race (i.e., interaction of race and concordance was significant, P = 0.02).In a post hoc analysis of a group-based behavioral intervention, race concordance for non-AA participants was associated with slightly greater weight loss.
Main outcomes include overall blood pressure change, the differential change in blood pressure by race (African American vs. White) and health literacy level (low vs. higher health literacy).
