Sentence examples for shift ethnicity from inspiring English sources

The following possible predictors of symptoms in workers were analysed by logistic regression: type of factory, age of worker, smoking, education, years of occupation, hours per shift, ethnicity and use of personal protection devices.

Outrage swelled when the film's studios, Paramount and DreamWorks, were accused of conducting CGI testing on Johansson's scenes to "shift her ethnicity"—in other words, to make a white actress look more Asian.

There is a well-studied phenomenon of tipping points in housing markets, in which individual tolerances for a certain racial mix – say, a white resident who does not mind living in a neighbourhood with a 20% minority population, but balks at one where 30% of his neighbours are non-white – can result in an area rapidly shifting from one ethnicity to another.

And the most interesting aspect of "Bullet for Adolf" is its presentation of ethnicity as a shifting and surprising equation.

Fourth, HbA1c distributions may not be the same for different ethnicities, and a shift of HbA1c distributions to the left or to the right would influence the position of the threshold.

This shift away from discussing race and ethnicity is not only strategic but also generational, the natural outgrowth of what younger Americans know as political correctness.

"There's been a radical shift in the place of race and ethnicity in American commercial culture since the late 1970's," he writes.

Ethnicity, education, duration of working shift and working duration after controlling for age never reached significance.

While one of the studies was small and addressed ethnicity differences rather than treatment shift [ 40], the other large study had less than 35% response rate in the RTX group [ 39], which may lead to selection bias.

In an effort to shift attention away from issues of race and ethnicity and toward the cultural legacies of native peoples, Richard Klein, the curator of the exhibition, has used both native and nonnative artists.

From a race and ethnicity standpoint: is the American society experiencing a shift in ethnic criminality?