Sentence examples for compared to african from inspiring English sources

The U.S. based company will face some tough decisions around its one-size-fits all model, compared to African VOD providers who are adapting to local preferences and realities.

Nationally, AI/AN children have higher rates of reported abuse and neglect than their white counterparts, but have similar or lower rates compared to African American children (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 2010).

Whites were thirty percentage points more likely to say that average Americans aren't getting what they deserve, compared to African American Americans (58percentto28percentcent respectively).

In western Madagascar, the genetic diversity of Commiphora guillaminii suggests it had more widespread seed dispersal in the past, but today shows signs of more localized diversity when compared to African species within the same genus that have not lost their seed dispersers.

Consequently, levels of cross-immunity would be higher in PNG and South American sites compared to African sites.

The high frequency of the SNP in European groups compared to African populations may be the consequence of selective pressure on TIRAP.

In order for this pattern of admission to be consistent with the law school's explanation of "critical mass," one would have to believe that the objectives of "critical mass" offered by respondents are achieved with only half the number of Hispanics and one-sixth the number of Native Americans as compared to African-Americans.

Mass mailing was more effective with participants who identified themselves as white when compared to African-Americans.

A value of more than 1 (or a positive value, in log form) means that there is a relative overrepresentation of Mexicans in the occupation, compared to African-Americans.

In addition, the differences in LD among the SNPs when whites are compared to African-Americans could lead to the observed results if the true causative mutation is in turn correlated with the four FTO variants examined in whites but only with rs1421085 in African-Americans.

Compared to African-American and Asian youth, Caucasian youth were significantly more likely to use MA.