Sentence examples for ethnically differentiated from inspiring English sources
The resume audit methodology allows us to strictly control aspects of job candidates' productivity experimentally while varying their ethnicity (as denoted by ethnically differentiated names)1.
Its contraction in space after the Arab conquests of the 7th century, which cut off the more distant and ethnically differentiated provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, made it a relatively compact geographical entity.
The data in Table 3, indicate how the callback rates vary by ethnicity (as indicated by ethnically-differentiated names) across occupations.
First, firms may treat candidates with ethnically-differentiated names differently if they believe their own customers have discriminatory preferences.
Statistical representations in the popular almanacs published at the end of the 19th century in the Habsburg Empire are an early prototype of visualizing statistical data for popular consumption and informing the public of an ethnically and linguistically differentiated society.
Finally, although we focused on population-differentiated miRNAs known to be associated with disease, we also identified an additional 24 PD-miRNAs that represent interesting candidate loci for further study of differential disease risk in ethnically diverse populations.
Ethnically the Baduys belong to the Sundanese ethnic group.
Towns were ethnically mixed.
Ethnically, he's Kurdish.
