Sentence examples for races identified from inspiring English sources

A more valuable reform would include getting rid of the official categories and asking simple national-origin questions ("Are your ancestors from Ecuador, Germany, Japan? Check as many boxes as apply"). and, perhaps, questions on races identified by anthropologists — not bureaucrats.

Wade suggests that until recently racial variation has not been the subject of scholarly pursuit, and confidently asserts that there are five "major" races, identified statistically by neutral markers (from a genome that he assures us is 97% "filler"), yet "the alleles involved in differentiating the human population are likely to be of the selected kind not the neutral kind".

In the House, among 75 competitive races identified by the Cook Report, Democrats needed to gain only 23 seats to seize control.

IR only counts those men that self identify as African American only whereas admissions includes those that identify as two or more races when one of those races identified is African American.

The large number of resistance (R) genes for bean rust may correlate with the high pathogen population diversity; with 90 different races identified [ 4].

Lineages 1 and 3 may then correspond, at least partially, to the Inland (west Kenya) and Coast (east Kenya) host races identified by Dupas et al. (2008).

The idea of splitting the market, he argues, reflects the imaginative poverty of white "creative" directors who still cannot conceive of people from different races identifying with each other.

PCR amplification using cerebral RNA and degenerate primers followed by 5′- and 3′-RACE identified the cDNA encoding T. clavigera estrogen receptor 1 (tcER1).

Analysis by 3' RACE identified a single functional polyadenylation site, ATTAAA, within the 3'UTR of ABHD1 and a single polyadenylation signal, AATAAA, within the 3'UTR of Sec12.

In addition to general concerns about using race in place of more specific information about genetics to explain disease risk (Harty et al. 2006; Kolonel et al. 2004), this study is hampered by marked discrepancies between race identified from records-based sources and race identified via questionnaire.

"I will open an era of grand national unity," she said in a speech after winning the race, identifying a divide between regions, generations and the rich and poor as a main challenge for the next president.