Sentence examples for value of race from inspiring English sources
HPBR yielded two domains: beliefs about race as a biological phenomenon (HPBR-BD, alpha = .69, 4 items) and beliefs about the clinical value of race and genetic variation for understanding risk for disease (HPBR-CD alpha = .61, 3 items).
Analysis of items to measure beliefs about race suggested two domains, one related to beliefs about race as a biological phenomenon (HPBR-BD) and the other related to beliefs about the clinical value of race and genetic variation for understanding individual and group-level risk for disease (HPBR-CD); neither scale exhibited strong psychometric properties.
In previous work, we demonstrated the value of 3' RACE PCR to validate small RNAs in M. oryzae (CPA-sRNAs) [ 25].
The value of racing a pretend competitor is pretty well established.
The value of racing's terrestrial rights depends almost entirely on the huge sums that bookmakers will pay to advertise in the breaks.
But both Australia and Malaysia have of late been debating the value of the race to their country.
"It is certain to me that we do not begin to appreciate the splendor and sterling value of its race element," Whitman wrote of the Spanish-speaking population.
The value of the race as a Festival trial was much diminished, though, following the withdrawal of Mille Chief, the ante-post favourite for the Triumph, after a poor scope.
But alongside that, we also do other things to preserve the value of the race, building up an impressive collection of documents, holding exhibitions, honouring former winners, holding tours of the route".
It seems bizarre the need to point out that the Prevent strategy is an astonishing breach of the civic covenant tying the national tapestry together; the one that asserts that all citizens are equal stakeholders and custodians of the nation's identity and values, regardless of race or gender or background.
While the entertainment value of chariot races tended to overshadow any sacred purpose, in late antiquity the Church Fathers still saw them as a traditional "pagan" practice, and advised Christians not to participate.
