Sentence examples for race characteristics from inspiring English sources

Hellerstein et al. use US population data to estimate wage and marginal productivity differentials for worker groups with different age, sex, and race characteristics [28].

If the individual or group responsible for the attack exhibited particular race characteristics different to caucasian, the response would be expected to reflect on that.

Each individual has a unique profile of conversion factors, some of which are body-related, others of which are shared with all people from her community, and still others of which are shared with people with the same social characteristics (e.g., same gender or class or race characteristics).

Lad obeys the Law in part because of his heredity as a purebred, and the Master considers himself a thoroughbred due to his having certain "race characteristics that are ingrained in his blood".

The race characteristics (course profile, altitude) are detailed in Figure 1B.

At hospital admission, clinical and demographic (age, gender, race) characteristics were collected [32] [33].

Another potential explanation for similarity among the complement of gene duplicates in genomes of the Aspergilli is the recent suggestion that host animals, and humans in particular, do not generate the sort of co-evolutionary arms-race characteristic of the plant hosts of the other pathogenic species considered [ 55].

For example, this study would have benefited from additional data on race, parental characteristics, and family-level SES characteristics.

This has been partly explained by the higher risk of placental abruption among pregnancies with "age only missing" and "both paternal age and race missing" characteristics as compared with "complete" paternal characteristics.

Estimate annual incidence rates (IRs) of hip symptoms and three osteoarthritis (OA) outcomes (radiographic, symptomatic, and severe radiographic) overall and by race, sociodemographic characteristics, and hip OA risk factors.

While historically reserved for those who the believe that members their race possess characteristics or abilities that make the race superior to another race, "racism" has now expanded to describe those who believe that any race should be treated fairly.