Sentence examples for race links from inspiring English sources

The route of the annual Gummer's How Fell Race links the sort of extremes that make the Lake District landscape so special.

In about 1000 cases, when we predict a single copy gene in the AcNc2 race, Links and co-authors (2011) have predicted multi-gene families in the Ac2V race, explaining the discrepancy in the predicted gene number for two assemblies.

Drudge's screaming headline this morning has focused on Hillary Clinton's potential early exit from the presidential race, linking to a write-up speculating whether she'll call it quits early to save the "Clinton brand" from back-to-back defeats.

The other aspects of complexity considered here come on one hand from the interaction of farmer's knowledge with respect to the land races linked to their strategies to make a living [24, 32] and on the other hand to the climate forcing interacting with the current land conditions.

The selective pressure on reproductive genes is likely to be driven by arms races linked to sexual conflict; ii) immune system genes engaged in an arms race of adaptation and counter-adaptation with parasites or pathogens.

Here's where they stand on some issues relating to race:Data links: Our top-line numbers can be found here.

This outlook also features a synopsis of each race, featuring links to the polling charts and handicapper ratings.

Vox Day is even less polite about minorities and "victim groups": he claims that marital rape is an oxymoron, because "marriage grants consent on an ongoing basis", and that race is linked to IQ (you can imagine which way).

Because, in the popular mind, "race" is linked to physical differences among peoples, and such features as dark skin colour have been seen as markers of low status, some experts believe that racism may be difficult to eradicate.

Over the last year Northern Ireland has become one of the worst hotspots for racist crimes and race hate-linked incidents in the UK, but the authors of the report say the region is home to only 1% of all the non-EU/EEA migrants who have come into the UK.

The site has many standard features, including the organization?s purpose, history, profiles of scientists (all races), and links.