Sentence examples for ethnicity along from inspiring English sources

Ethnicity, along with a variety of genetic and environmental factors, is thought to influence the efficacy of anti-hypertensive therapies.

Explores how social categories are formed in digital media, including gender, class, and ethnicity, along with everyday social categories (such as those based on personality or shared media preferences).

Patients who enrol with a general practice in New Zealand are asked to report their ethnicity along with other personal information.

In addition, data on socio-economic variables were collected (for example age, gender, occupation and ethnicity) along with clinical data including the disease activity score (DAS).

Additionally, we evaluated the distribution of the participant's ethnicity along the genomic components, in order to assess the adequacy of questionnaire-based ethnicity to correct for population structure in the association models.

We will repeat the main analyses including (ie, adjusting for the effect of) ethnicity along with other covariates and compare the results with analyses excluding ethnicity to gauge the impact of this on our results.

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Given that cross-sectional studies of this nature are used to generate hypotheses, future studies should examine other age groups, females and ethnicities along with prospective and clinical designs that consider other health outcomes beyond HRQoL.

By doing so, I build on previous research (Buchmann & Dalton, 2002) by paying particular attention to gender and ethnicity – dimensions along which aspirations are commonly found to differ; and by separating between habituated and doxic aspirations.

There is a claim of primordial identity by these indigenous Ghanaians based not only on ethnicity but along national citizenship rights that classify them as legal citizens as well as bona fide owners of land and other resources as against Fulani.

"[A]nybody who comes from a city knows that one of the services a city provides to a culture is it obliges people of different faiths and backgrounds and ethnicities to get along," he said.