Sentence examples for fall in the white from inspiring English sources

The ethnic composition of the surveys changed over time with a small fall in the white population, but we adjusted for this change in the analysis.

Genes with a prediction in the region [−500, +500] around the 5′ end are considered to be TPs, the predictions that fall in the white area [+500, 3′ end] are considered to be FPs.

The teams uncover activities falling in the white space between horizontal project streams, and properly integrate the.

After I entered high school, the teasing subsided and my circle of friends grew to include girls from all walks of life; but I always seemed to fall in with the white girls from upper middle class families.

A shout still falls away in the white light of a desert afternoon.

Whereas ET1 level falls significantly in the white matter in Alzheimer's disease, presumably as a physiological adaptation to reduced blood flow, it rises significantly in the cerebral cortex (Palmer et al., 2012) and leptomeningeal blood vessels (Palmer et al., 2013); as we reported previously, this is probably in response to locally elevated amyloid-β and oxidative stress.

Thus, says Rivkin, "a pronounced increase in Hispanic and Asian public-school enrollment and consequent decline in the white enrollment share, not a pattern of resegregation, has driven the fall in the exposure of black students to white schoolmates".

Look at that 2011 census again, which showed a five-point fall in the proportion of white people in Britain since 2001, or at this month's Policy Exchange report – which estimated that between20%and30%30% of Britons will be black or minority ethnic (BME) by mid-century.

African Americans continue to fall behind the white population in statistics concerning income, education, and life expectancy.

Then they fall prey to the extortionists in the white hats.

Look at the subtleties of the light falling on the white wall in A Young Woman Seated at a Virginal, or The Glass of Wine.