Sentence examples for mixed ethnicity groups from inspiring English sources

Mixed ethnicity groups typically have the youngest populations, with white and black African (16), white and Asian (17) and non-British white and black Caribbean (18) all under 20.

Interestingly, this deviation from HW equilibrium has also been observed in other mixed ethnicity groups.

Children from other Mixed ethnicity groups were excluded from the main analysis as they were from a heterogeneous group of numerous ethnicities with too small a sample from each specific group (other than the Mixed Black Caribbean/White UK group).

These findings, in conjunction with those regarding Mixed ethnicity groups suggest that anti-stigma and discrimination interventions should be extended from public-level information campaigns, to individual-level psychological interventions assisting individuals with SMI to engage in areas they may avoid and to reduce negative appraisals of self and others where appropriate.

All other participants (e.g., from Turkish, Afghan, Italian, and Polish origin) were assigned to the mixed ethnicity group.

We also performed main effect analyses stratified by sex and by age at onset (≤ 60, > 60 years of age at diagnosis for patients, or by interview date for control subjects) and performed sensitivity analyses evaluating Caucasians only to account for the possibility of population stratification in our mixed ethnicity group.

This study added to the rather limited literature on the relationship between reactive and proactive aggression and delinquency by showing that the RPQ's PA score, but not its RA score, was positively related to all other types of offenses as well (except for threats and insults in youths from a the mixed ethnicity group).

For the purposes of this analysis we collapsed ethnicity into a seven-category variable (white British, other white, black Caribbean, black African, Asian (Indian subcontinent), mixed ethnicity, other ethnic groups).

For the purposes of this study, data were grouped by 2001 Census category: white (British, Irish, other white); South Asian (Bangladeshi, Indian, Pakistani, other Asian); black (African, Caribbean, black British); other (any other recorded ethnic group including mixed ethnic groups) and not stated (ethnicity could not be classified from the recorded entry).

Individuals of mixed ethnicity were grouped with the relevant ethnic minority group.

The associations of chlamydia infection with younger age and mixed ethnicity, and decreased likelihood in women of "other" ethnicity are in keeping with data from the National Chlamydia Screening Programme (NCSP), which found that chlamydia disproportionately affects young adults and black or mixed ethnic groups.