Sentence examples for direct ethnicity from inspiring English sources

23 Our data do not, however, establish a causative relation because the observed association was between lower blood pressure screening rates in practices located in areas with higher black populations; there were no direct ethnicity data for the people attending general practices.

Past estimates on the exact number of Chinese Indonesians relied on the 1930 Dutch East Indies census, which collected direct information on ethnicity.

Responses to a direct question about ethnicity and satisfaction with services.

Towards the end of the focus groups, the moderator asked a direct question about ethnicity and perceptions of social care.

Logistic regression analyses were conducted to identify the direct relationships between ethnicity and incarceration of the child with the three mother-son relationship types, see Table 3.

Univariate analysis was undertaken to present an overview of the findings from this population study, together with an analysis by age, sex, and ethnicity, direct or mature entry to this course of study.

Findings are described under three main sections with references to how they fit with the analytical framework (Table  1): Responses to a direct question about ethnicity and satisfaction with services.

Of particular interest is that there is no direct effect of ethnicity upon A-level performance, all effects being mediated indirectly via background factors and measures of performance at GCSE.

The B values in Table  2 demonstrate the direct relationship between ethnicity and mean SBP; for example, the B value of 1.74 for Afro-Caribbean patients indicates that the mean SBP in the Afro-Caribbean sample was 1.74 mmHg higher than that of the White reference group.

He directed removal of ethnicity from citizens' national identity cards, and the government began a policy of downplaying the distinctions among Hutu, Tutsi, and Twa.

Prevalence of use by state of residence was adjusted by maternal race or ethnicity using direct adjustment procedures (Szklo and Nieto, 2007) and the racial or ethnic distribution of all NBDPS comparison mothers combined as the standard population.