To examine these variables in a multivariate analysis, we assessed the relationship between segregation and estimated cancer risk, stratifying by race/ethnicity, and calculating risk ratios for each level of segregation, using low/moderate segregation as the referent group.
The level of segregation of the Pakistani community in Bradford is high but not exceptional for Pakistanis nationally.
He says that the level of social segregation and the excessive link between home background and success in school is "cutting off the supply" between secondary school and university.
The proportion of seeds outcrossed estimated at the population level from the segregation of allozyme polymorphism in progeny arrays ranged from 0.0 1.0 and correlated positively with flower size.
She became the first African-American tennis player to compete at both the U.S. Open (1950) and Wimbledon (1951), in spite of the level of segregation worldwide in the sport.
The high level of segregation in the simulation was due to the fact that a small number of agents quickly formed 'a frontline' with an optimal mix of own- and other-color neighbors.
Within Canberra there is not a high level of segregation of the population by income or social class, but younger families with small children predominate in the newer suburbs.
The results indicate that: (i) the average particle diameter decreases as the height within the bed increases, (ii) the level of segregation increases with an increase in the width of the particle size distribution, and (iii) segregation is attenuated as bubbling becomes more vigorous.
At the city-level, we report the spatial distributions of visitors' and locals' destinations and compare the overall level of segregation between the two groups.
In some countries the presence of public housing in the stock of dwellings has affected the level of ethnic segregation (see for example, Giffinger 1998 in Austria, Goodchild and Cole 2001 in the UK).
