Sentence examples for racial variance from inspiring English sources

The multivariable explanatory model clearly indicated racial variance in CRS following sports-related concussion.

Racial variances in CRS were not observed in our crude (unadjusted) model.

These racial variances were attributed by authors attributed to unequal access to educational opportunities and cultural differences as well as lack of equivalence in cognitive measures [22].

The analysis of variance (ANOVA), Duncan's multiple range test (DMRT) and Euclidean absolute distance dissimilarity correlation test were used to record the racial divergence among them.

This suggests that the observed racial difference in variance of gestational age was due in large part to the effect of greater environmental heterogeneity in African Americans.

Our results show that the significant racial difference in the variance of gestational age can largely be attributed to non-genetic sources that contribute to differences between successive pregnancies of the same mother and between sibships.

Meta-analysis of GWAS will be performed within each major racial group using inverse variance weighted meta-analysis methods to account for differences in sample size and imputation quality across genotyping platforms, followed by comparison of association evidence between major racial groups.

A common response to this problem is to measure social desirability separately from racial attitudes and control for its variance in statistical analyses.

Although the difference in mean values of gestational age between racial groups was expected the difference in variance was not.

Although we expected significant differences in mean gestational age between racial groups, we did not anticipate the variance of gestational age in African Americans (σ2 = 7.097) to be nearly twice that of European Americans (σ2 = 3.764).

Bordeleau stressed that the report didn't conclude racial profiling, but acknowledged that there were "variances and anomalies in the analysis that must be researched further".