Sentence examples similar to controls for racial from inspiring English sources

Even when the researchers controlled for racial attitudes by using standard tests designed to measure prejudice, the difference persisted.

Most of the evidence in the available literature is limited to neuroimaging studies which control for racial background.

Importantly, this was statistically significant in a small cohort, which suggests that small differences in racial representation across cohorts in neuroscience research may bias study results, particularly if analyses do not consider or control for racial background.

Cirrhosis decedents are more likely to be recorded as American Indian on their death certificates, and homicide victims are more likely to be recorded as Black; these results remain net of controls for followback survey racial classification, indicating that the relationship we reveal is not simply a restatement of the fact that these causes of death are more prevalent among certain groups.

The same people who left the city for racial reasons still want to control what they've left".

The other study, which linked national TB surveillance data to ZIP Code SES measures, found that controlling for SES reduced racial disparities in TB rates more among U.S.-born than foreign-born persons [ 12].

It is a never-ending condition of war within and war without, fraught and constantly changing as one faction or another vies for control, riven along racial and ideological fault-lines and held together only by the intervention of foreign interlopers, propping up the dominant superpower and whose ultimate motivations are shrouded in secrecy.

(So much for racial solidarity).

One publication called the movie her "plea for racial harmony".

Few Yankees professed to fight for racial equality, however.

Several white firefighters and one Latino sued for racial discrimination.