Sentence examples similar to race assessment from inspiring English sources

While the present study did not include a post-race assessment for muscle cramping prevalence, and considered both cramping and near cramping, the 14%% prevalence of cramping and 41.1 % prevalence with inclusion of those with near cramping offer further support for this being a common phenomenon in ultramarathon running.

The nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization released a report Wednesday declaring that the Tea Party is "permeated with concerns about race," an assessment that is likely to reignite a feud between the two groups.

Before the start of the race, after assessment of body composition by the bioimpedance method (InBody220, Biospace), the runners completed a questionnaire on their medical and training history, and signed their consent to participate in the study after being informed about the experimental procedures approved by the local ethics committee, in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki.

This catalogue of ambition is not meant as one of those dispiriting race call assessments that now pour out of Canberra in substitution for investigations or deep policy analysis, it is not meant to be another manifestation of our apparently endless appetite for instability – in truth, I'm exhausted by it.

If the same subjects were analyzed during different time points in the same seasonal phase (e.g., energy intake before three different races, or assessment of energy intake at three time points during the training period), the first time point was chosen for data analysis to facilitate data entry and to avoid selection bias.

Mr. Thompson's advisers, saying they would speak only anonymously until their candidate gets into the race, confirmed that assessment, saying that Mr. Thompson intended to present himself as the most conservative candidate in the race and would go to South Carolina as part of his announcement swing.

In voice assessment, race, language, and structural and physiological features affect the acoustic, aerodynamic, and voice range profile measures.

Together race, month of assessment, and age accounted for 40% of the variance in tau (R2 = 0.40).

The stepwise linear regression analysis indicated that a model including race, month of assessment, and age was a significant predictor of tau [F 4,55) = 8.98, p<0.001].

After adjusting for maternal education, child's sex, race, age at assessment and date of dust collection, none of the phthalates measured in dust was clearly associated with ASD (p-values ≥ 0.30, Table  2).

The reality of rampant underfunding, media smearing and political sabotage of HBCUs is a very tangible part of HBCU culture to this day, and continues to have a significant impact on students of all races in their assessment of an HBCU as a higher education option.