These sites are attractive because they are frequently situated on busy corners and are large, typically covering 12,000 to 30,000 square feet.
Empirical evidence showed that minorities were indeed stopped and arrested more frequently than similarly situated whites, even when controlling for local social and crime conditions.
GAO provided examples of school districts that "disciplined Black students more frequently or harshly than similarly situated White students.
But spokesman Jim Bradshaw said the department was looking at whether Seattle schools were discriminating against blacks by disciplining them "more frequently and more harshly than similarly situated white students".
Fort Bend ISD is also undergoing a separate review by the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, to determine whether the district "discriminates against African-American students by disciplining them more frequently and more harshly than other similarly situated students".
I had reported on class-action lawsuits brought against auto-finance firms alleging they allowed dealers to charge interest-rate "markups" to black and Latino customers more frequently, and at significantly higher rates, than similarly situated white customers.
Discipline is imposed more frequently and with heavier penalties for African-American students than similarly situated white students who engage in the same conduct.
Comparison of the p21 locus with two non-coding regions on HSA6 showed that both non-coding sequences are located more frequently in the interior of the CT than p21 genes although they are situated in chromosomal neighborhoods with widely differing gene density and regional transcriptional activity.
In the study, B. canis was the more frequently detected piroplasm species in dogs in Hérault, Haute-Garonne and Hautes-Pyrénées, 3 departments situated in the south-western part of France.
Interestingly, the participants significantly (p < 0.05) gained more situated words (M = 9.27, SD = 6.44; M = 7.33, SD = 5.68) than words that were designed to appear more frequently (M = 6.73, SD = 6.17).
Typically, for example, chronic diseases are more frequently diagnosed and treated among refugees who have located in urban areas compared with the same group of refugees who have fled a country and are situated in more remote areas.
