"race difference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the differences between different races or ethnic groups. Here is an example: - "The study showed that there were significant race differences in education attainment, with Asian Americans achieving higher levels of education compared to African Americans." In this sentence, "race difference" is used to describe the disparity in education attainment between different racial groups.
No systematic differences related to education, race, and sex were found; the only comparison differing at the P < 0.01 level was a race difference in difficulty inhaling at first use of tobacco, with nonwhites showing less consistent responding across testing times.
Recent controversies illustrate how such beliefs about race, difference and inequality can influence discussions of societal development and policies.
The series combines works in history, the social sciences, the biological sciences, and public health about race and race difference historically and in the present day.
Although race difference provided the visible tensions to Johnson's fights, the invisible political and sexual tensions that his male physicality established in the ring were equally potent.
One way or another they all return to the theme of race, difference and its social costs, around which Mr. McQueen has done his best work, with a new emotional profundity.
The geographic and race difference is an important factor to effect the association between the gene polymorphism and the susceptibility of renal diseases.
Bladder cancer: race differences in extent of disease at diagnosis.
In this study gender and race differences in distal femoral morphology were investigated.
The study explores differential effects of racial concentration on race differences in learning.
Race differences in tipping: Questions and answers for the restaurant industry [Electronic article].
Whether there are race differences in kidney function loss in younger healthy persons is not well established.
