Sentence examples for ethnicity values from inspiring English sources

All six groups are, on average, younger than Whites and all except Chinese are also poorer, with Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Black Africans being the most deprived.> Table  2 shows the number of cancer registrations by ethnic group, and missing ethnicity values for each cancer.

Age-standardised incidence rates and rate ratios (adjusted by age, sex and income) for four urological malignancies by ethnic group, following multiple imputation for missing ethnicity values.

Around half of South Asians and Black Caribbeans were born in the UK compared to only around 30% of Blacks Africans and Chinese.> Table  2 shows the number of cancer registrations and missing ethnicity values for each cancer by individual ethnic group.

One of its main findings concerns the congruence between being someone who cycles and an entire social identity bound up with class, ethnicity, values and aspirations.

Regardless of age, ethnicity, values and beliefs, each personal challenge plays a part in why so many women are held back from being their authentic selves.

Table 2 shows the total number of thyroid cancer registrations with missing ethnicity values for each subtype.

The problem is that, right now, the Democratic coalition seems to be in agreement on the formerly radioactive social issues — ethnicity, sexuality, values — but not on the economic issues that will define the election.

Both national committees see their detailed breakdown of the American electorate as a high-tech variation of pretelevision techniques -- from the 1930's, say, or even the 1950's -- when politics was driven by the one-to-one contact of a precinct worker who might know how to deliver an individualized political message simply because he knew your family, your job, your ethnicity, your values.

The socio-cultural system is made of a collection of activities and relationships through which people engage in their personal and private lives, including population features, age, ethnicity, religion, values, attitude, lifestyles, and associates.

We consider the IDF definition of metabolic syndrome more appropriate since central obesity is a defined component and there are ethnicity specific values.

The BMI development model indicated differences in BMI development between ethnic subgroups (p-value for ethnicity: 0.007, p-value for ethnicity*ln age): <0.0001, p-value for ethnicity*√age: <0.0001).