The gender gap has been found repeatedly in samples comprising predominantly ethnic majority adolescents, or in samples in which ethnicity was not specifically investigated [ 1, 13, 14, 18, 19].
We join others in recommending that ethnicity be clearly explained in all ethnic health variation research by specifying the way in which ethnicity has been defined and operationalised, so that readers can determine applicability to their own populations [ 34].
Why then are they nearly absent in films, unless, like Cameron Diaz, they are cast as Anglos, or like Jennifer Lopez, now receive scripts in which ethnicity doesn't matter?
In 2004, after eight years on death row, Saldaño returned to court for a second sentencing trial in which ethnicity was not considered.
The toilet-seat episode has so far been the high point -- or perhaps the low one -- of what Ms. Weir and others called a particularly nasty and divisive political campaign in East Hampton in which ethnicity has become political.
Locke operates an equality policy in which ethnicity is always specified, noting the "afro" of a witness, but also a Texan oil man's shock at a "white hand" serving his drink at a club, while the trial judge is a "white woman … with hair dyed the colour of coffee".
Their decades-old struggle takes on added importance in a country in which 50percentt of the population belong to non-Persian minorities and a region in which ethnicity and sectarianism are redrawing borders.
In subsequent rounds of coding, themes and sub-themes were identified in the way in which ethnicity was discussed in the Consortium.
Apart from this, results from this analysis show that the key dimension in which ethnicity has influence is in direct communication between patient and health care providers.
This review also highlights the difficulty of interpreting studies in which ethnicity is defined in the clinic population using a different classification system to that used in the base population (e.g. one without the category 'Mixed race').
