Sentence examples for described race from inspiring English sources
And the fact that BiDil's intended use relies on a crude predictor of drug response -- a poor man's clue" is how one scientist described race -- is something its developers at the University of Minnesota School of Medicine readily acknowledge.
She described race as "a hot, money-making issue," downplayed the fight for LGBTQ acceptance as a "trendy" political movement and described welfare as something for the "indigent and lazy".
In contrast, women of color more often described race as having a direct impact on the quality of their training experiences.
Recently, the HG Type based on eight diffferential cultivars was introduced to more accurately represent the H. glycine population types found in soil instead of the previously described race [ 4]. H. glycine is now widely distributed in more than 15 countries, particularly in those areas where soybean is grown on a commercial scale, like USA and China [ 5].
1 2 3 4 One qualitative study from the United States described race and ethnicity as "pervasive influences" in the professional lives of doctors of African origins. 1 Particular concerns have therefore been raised regarding questions of discrimination and fairness in the processes of regulation of medical professionals.
Witnesses described racing out the back door of the college library after the man walked in and opened fire.
Tilin competed as a category 4 racer and described racing with drugs as "super duper fun" because of the increase in strength and stamina.
QTL mapping allows the roles of specific R-loci to be described, race-specificity of partial resistance genes can be assessed, and interactions between resistance genes, plant development and the environment to be analysed [ 46].
To runners, Mr. West is a Clydesdale, a name (referring to the large, powerful draft horses) that is typically used to describe race participants who weigh 200 pounds or more.
Lyric feature analysis [17] is used to find similar items, focusing on lyrics that describe race conflicts and social issues.
Data describing race and/or ethnicity of the study participants were not presented for 90% of these studies.
