Sentence examples for distributed race from inspiring English sources

PSTv-37 is a predominant and widely distributed race in the United States, whereas PSTv-4, PSTv-14, and PSTv-40 are predominantly found in the Pacific Northwest and California.

We obtained a total of 200 serum samples from adult men and women in equally distributed race and sex classes who self-identified as being Caucasian or African American.

Kearney and Porter [25] showed that in many places the southern limit of the range of the EA6 sexual chromosome race (the most southerly distributed chromosome race) coincides very closely with the thermal limit for successful egg development; similar climatic constraints on the 3N1 southern distribution are likely to be in place.

But Paramount, which distributed "Rat Race," denied speculation that the producer and director JERRY ZUCKER included the song to thank Mr. Hatch for supporting federal financing for research on embryonic stem cells.

But there are a lot more smart, hard-working people who believe that intelligence is equally distributed across race and gender.

There is substantial evidence that these cardiovascular risks are differentially distributed by race, ethnicity, and SEP.

However, very few White women live on reservations, and only a negligible proportion of AI women were evaluated in the regionally-matched urban clinic, making the selection of samples evenly distributed between race and region virtually impossible.

These groups were similarly distributed by race, however they differed significantly by age and sex, with the PF group having a younger mean age and the NF group having a smaller proportion of women than other groups (p <.0001 for both).

This attempt has become imperative as American society perceptibly grows more segregated, the benefits of economic growth are unevenly and unfairly distributed among races, and a previous generation's remedies for segregation and inequality are discarded as politically unacceptable.

Researchers also found that punishments were unevenly distributed across races and those needing educational assistance, as well as across schools with similar demographics.

For example, in butterflies of the Erebia tyndarus complex there are several geographically isolate chromosomal races (chromosome numbers ranging from 2n = 16 to 2n = 102) [ 30], and in fossorial mole rats of the Spalax ehrenbergi complex four linearly distributed chromosomal races exist (from 2n = 52 to 2n = 60) [ 31].