Race-stratified multivariable analyses were performed because tests for race-by-blood-pressure-category interactions were significant (P values-for-interaction for prehypertension and hypertension: 0.004 and 0.003, respectively).
Take the test for prejudice against overweight people and compare your result against the similar test for race.
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor observed that when the court devised the disparate impact test for race discrimination cases, it did so against "a long history of societal bias against black people".
I design and implement a correspondence based field experiment to test for race and gender discrimination among college admissions counselors in the student information gathering stage.
23andMe does not test for race.
The significance level of the homogeneity test for race may be spurious, stemming from the small sample nonwhites assigned placebo (N = 3) and the potential lack of normally distributed C-peptide values required for a valid model-based test.
We examined the associations of clinical categories of HbA1c (<5.7%, 5.7 6.4%, ≥6.5%) and fasting glucose (<100, 100 125, ≥126 mg/dL) with outcomes separately among 2,484 black and 8,593 white participants and tested for race interactions.
Secondly, our rate of ineligibility was higher than anticipated, resulting in a sample size inadequate to test for race- or ethnicity-based or other subgroup differences in acceptability and outcomes, although these were not primary goals of this research.
The purpose of this study was to examine the associations between three social context domains (neighborhood, family characteristics, and parenting behaviors) and CD in adolescent girls, additionally testing for race moderation effects.
Pair-wise comparison was done using two-tail t-test for age and tumor size, and Fisher's exact test for race (Caucasian vs. African-American), histology, tumor grade (II vs. III) and number of axilla nodes (none vs. one or more).
"Then the question becomes, do they make the test for race-conscious action so tough that no one could ever pass it?" Such a ruling, just as surely as an outright ban on consideration of race, would force the more-selective public colleges to change their admissions practices.
