Sentence examples for concentration race from inspiring English sources

For particle concentration, race differences existed in the larger VLDL in children of both sexes and for male children only in the small dense LDL.

Covariates adjusted for included clinical center, baseline blood lead concentration, race (black, nonblack), sex, parents' education (< 12 years, 12 years, ≥13 years), single parent (yes, no), age at blood pressure measurement (in years), height, and body mass index (BMI) at measurements (Factor-Litvak et al. 1996; Sinaiko 1996).

Comparison of treatment and control groups (age, sex, finish time, percent change in body mass from registration to immediately post-race, post-race plasma CK concentration, pre-race 400-m run time, average weekly running distance, highest weekly running distance, and longest training run) were made using unpaired t tests and the chi-square test.

You entered this story as a college student doing research for a lawyer involved in the legal effort on behalf of the Central Park Five. A. I was majoring in American Studies with a concentration in race at Yale.

Jennie M. Simpson received her PhD in cultural anthropology from American University in 2011 with a concentration in Race, Gender and Social Justice.

The interaction or differences in percentage change in estradiol concentration by race is statistically significant (P-interaction = 0.04).

To better summarize and assess whether modeling of air emissions at varying levels of geographic resolution affects the distribution of exposure potential, we performed multivariate statistical analysis on the relationship between concentration and race and income.

Once the space is rented and the schedule set, it's a finger-bleeding, appointment-enduring, concentration-sucking race until game day.

The final report, though, bluntly concludes that concentrations of race and poverty in the region have remained "largely unchanged" for decades.

But you look at the concentration of races in the southeastern part of the United States and the lack of their ability to sell all the tickets because of the saturation of the events.

There were no changes in SAA concentrations after race training and endurance training in experienced horses.