Sentence examples for ethnicity component from inspiring English sources

Despite these indications for a wealth and ethnicity component in the vulnerability to dzud, differences in livestock losses between the three ethnic groups and between the three wealth strata (Table 3) were not significant (p > 0.05).

Besides pubertal status and ethnicity, components of 'metabolic syndrome' (MetS) which were associated with IGT, independent of hyperinsulinaemia, were hypertension [odds ratio (OR), 2.3; 95% CI, 1.1 4.9] while a trend was seen for high triglycerides (OR, 2.0; 95% CI, 0.9 4.3).

Most studies include as risk factors temperature and vegetation cover (exposure components), age and ethnicity (sensitivity components), and income (adaptive capacity).

While controlling for gender and ethnicity, the physical component of quality of life in the HF group was significantly lower than that of the non-HF group (F = 13.14, p = 0.001).

Although the specific case from communities in West Bengal cannot definitively implicate ethnicity as a component of H. pylori infection, another study found a fourfold higher bacterial colonization rate among African-Americans compared to Caucasians within the same community and socioeconomic class (Malaty et al. 1999).

We performed additional analyses to determine the sensitivity of our previously described method of defining ethnicity by principal components analysis in stage 2. The alternative classification method we employed was the ANCESTRYMAP [18] program, which uses genotype information from two ancestral populations to estimate admixture in a test population.

Study design, quality control of genotype and individual sample data, together with full reporting of ethnicity, are crucial components for correct interpretation of genome-wide analyses.

Recent work has focused on how identity, as construed along the lines of a number of different dimensions not just ethnicity, is a necessary component of understanding sociospatial patterns in the city.

Our results suggest that ethnicity is an important component in determining the clinical utility of fasting measures as less invasive surrogates for IS.

There were significant effects of ethnicity and both SIMS components on adherence scores and there was also a significant interaction between ethnicity and the SIMS action and usage component (Table  7).

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.