Sentence examples for race proportion from inspiring English sources

The final models for both sexes included race, proportion moved during 1985–1990, and proportion of households with income ⩾$5000 as potential predictors.

Our covariates included the following: sex; age; census-block group-level data on race, proportion with incomes below the poverty line, urban residence; and three measures of health status.

For a given year, annual earnings are the product of three traits: annual earnings per finished races (LnE_H), proportion of finished races (F) and number of started races (S).

The 235 individuals included in the current report did not differ significantly from the 83 individuals who were eligible but declined to enroll or did not complete all of the baseline measures in age, race, income, proportion living alone, average pain in the past week, average pain interference with activity in the past week, or average pain interference with enjoyment of life in the past week.

To avoid any bias, schools are paired prior to randomization based on the following criteria: school type (e.g., academic grades offered), school size, percentage of students who are white vs. non-white race, and proportion of students receiving the free and reduced lunch.

For parasitoid populations from S. avenae and A. pisum-alfalfa race, the proportion of time spent stinging was significantly greater when the natal host was offered compared to non-natal hosts, and for the S. avenae-originated parasitoids, the frequency of stinging was significantly greater when the natal host was offered compared to non-natal hosts.

Regarding harness versus under saddle races, the proportion of genotyped horses with earnings for racing under saddle was similar to that in the overall population (27% vs. 26% at 3 years of age, and 41% vs. 45% at 5 years or more).

Nearly one in four Hawaii residents identify as two or more races, a proportion higher than any other state and exemplified by Mr. Obama, a child of a white mother and a black father.

11 studies met inclusion criteria, but varied by age, race, year and proportion of participants who were C-peptide negative.

Because ethnicity is not reported by all states, we did not adjust our analyses for race since the proportion of missing data for this covariate was high (23%).

The refusal rates did not differ by race, but the proportion that could not be located was higher among African-American (19.3%) than Caucasian (6%) cases and controls.