Sentence examples for control african from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, the IMF tried to control African countries' economic policies by attaching ever more detailed conditions to loans.

Her book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness sees these facts as evidence of the new way the US has decided to control African Americans - a racialized system of social control.

Polysaccharide vaccines had been used to control African meningitis epidemics for >30 years but with little or modest success, largely because of logistical problems in the implementation of reactive vaccination campaigns that are begun after epidemics are under way.

In the NHANES 1999 2008, however, we found that African Americans and Mexican Americans with diagnosed diabetes were ~50% more likely than non-Latino whites with diagnosed diabetes to be in poor glycemic control (African American vs. non-Mexican white: odds ratio 1.52 [95% CI 1.14 2.03]; Mexican vs. non-Mexican white: 1.53 [1.53–2.04]).

A day before she was scheduled to receive the Nobel, Dr. Maathai was forced to respond to a report in The East African Standard, a daily newspaper in Nairobi, that she had likened AIDS to a "biological weapon," telling participants in an AIDS workshop in Nyeri that the disease was "a tool" to control Africans "designed by some evil-minded scientists".

For a multitude of reasons, some beyond their control, African-American students in particular fall behind.

For replication we studied 281 case and 179 control African-American samples and 221 cases and 144 controls of European ancestry from the US and Argentina.

While time-trend analyses show improvement in blood glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol control, African-Americans and Latinos have worse control of these risk factors compared with Whites [ 8- 13].

Economic evaluation of techniques for controlling African animal trypanosomiasis.

Genet., submitted) has examined 69 risk regions among a multi-ethnic sample panel comprising European (8600 cases and 6946 controls), African (5327 cases and 5136 controls), Asian (2563 cases and 4391 controls) and Latino (1034 cases and 1046 controls) ethnicities.

In a population-based, case-control study (654 cases, 605 controls), African American women harboring the mitochondrial DNA G10398 polymorphism exhibited an increased risk of invasive breast cancer (OR 1.60; 95% CI, 1.10-2.31, P = 0.013) [ 8].