Sentence examples for race groups were from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, South African dissidents from all race groups were harassed, banned, or detained in prison without necessarily being charged under renewable 90-day detention sentences.

But thankfully, such cases are far fewer now then before your release: white South Africans, along with like-minded people from other race groups, are changing - and have turned their backs on apartheid for good.

As such, the questions that probe the expression of gender by different race groups is beyond the scope of the current manuscript.

The allocation of EAs to different stratification categories was disproportionate with over-sampling of EAs in areas that were dominated by Indian, Coloured or White race groups to ensure that the minimum required sample size in those smaller race groups was obtained [6].

The difference in the correlation coefficients between race groups was tested by Fisher z test.

The representation of race groups was not equal and may have introduced some selection bias.

Results of the multi-pollutant model stratified by age, sex and race groups are shown in Figure  4.

Strengths of this study include the relatively large numbers of subjects, two race groups being well-represented, use of a formalized RP assessment developed by a well-established expert RP researcher, and a lengthy follow-up period.

Access to health care is, for example, still differentially allotted to the wealthy (privately insured, about 16% of the total population) and the poor (non-insured/state-dependent, 70% plus), while the main race groups are still disproportionally covered by medical insurance (8,9% African black, 20,3% coloured, 41,1% Indian and 69,7% whites) [ 14].

Results similar to the general community health center referent SMRs by race group were observed when analyses were run using unadjusted Cox models with age as the time scale to compute HRs comparing those with insulin-treated young-onset diabetes to the SCCS general community health center population without diabetes (Table 4).

The Métis and other mixed-race groups were often regarded as French Canadian "whites" rather than "Indians".