Sentence examples for did tracts from inspiring English sources

Tracts with monitors for components had higher percentages of non-Hispanic blacks (20.5%) than did tracts without monitors (13.5%).

Census tracts with monitors had more non-Hispanic blacks, lower education and earnings, and higher unemployment and poverty than did tracts without monitors.

Urban census tracts (i.e., those with population densities >700/square mile) had consistently higher influenza hospitalization rates (18.7/100,000 person-years) than did tracts with lower population densities (13.7 and 14.0/100,000 person-years in suburban [201 700 persons per square mile] and rural [ <200 persons/square mile] areas; RII 1.8, CI 1.5 2.2) (Table 1).

Census tracts with higher proportions of Hispanics or African Americans appear to have higher outdoor levels of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) than do tracts with higher proportions of non-Hispanic whites (Apelberg et al. 2005; Linder et al. 2008; Morello-Frosch and Jesdale 2006).

For example, islands such as the Maldives and archipelagos in the Pacific already face inundation, as do large tracts of coastline in Bangladesh.

While a relatively well-to-do tract in Douglaston, Queens, recorded the second-highest rate — 81 percent — it was tied by two square blocks in the Hunts Point section of the South Bronx, where community groups worked to match the 2000 mail rate of 80 percent.

Fractional anisotropy values of right dorsal and ventral tracts did not correlate with right inferior frontal gyrus activation in either condition.

Oropharyngeal leak pressures, functional tests of tip position or separation of gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts did not differ between the groups.

Some census tracts did not have sufficient data on neighborhood characteristics and were excluded from the neighborhood analysis as noted in Table 3.

(Though sea salt from Maldon is a different matter, and I urge it upon you as a proselytizer does his tract).

This key finding then poses the following question: does telomere tract length influence the extent of telomerase action at an end (processivity), or instead the probability that an end will be reacted on by telomerase in a given cell cycle?