Sentence examples for which ethnicity from inspiring English sources

The gender gap has been found repeatedly in samples comprising predominantly ethnic majority adolescents, or in samples in which ethnicity was not specifically investigated [ 1, 13, 14, 18, 19].

We join others in recommending that ethnicity be clearly explained in all ethnic health variation research by specifying the way in which ethnicity has been defined and operationalised, so that readers can determine applicability to their own populations [ 34].

We use geovisualization tools and statistical measures to explore the extent to which ethnicity accounts for the differences in space-time behavior between the two ethnic groups.

In 2004, after eight years on death row, Saldaño returned to court for a second sentencing trial in which ethnicity was not considered.

When the region was a federal entity within Yugoslavia, this diversity did not lead to much friction, nor was there much of an imperative to define which ethnicity was dominant.

Why then are they nearly absent in films, unless, like Cameron Diaz, they are cast as Anglos, or like Jennifer Lopez, now receive scripts in which ethnicity doesn't matter?

Royal argues that Eisner shows the unresolved nature of American identity, in which ethnicities are conflicted between cultural assimilation and their ethnic associations.

In addition, since we do not know which ethnicities are involved in marriages of nonmonoethnic households, the above statistical indicator has limited value in in-depth analysis.

With these measures, it is then possible to map the more or less segregated parts of a city, see which ethnicities occupy which regions, and show how strong or weak the links between these ethnicities are.

Further research is needed to evaluate which ethnicities within this group are drinking more, and to understand the context of the heavy alcohol consumption, so that appropriate intervention programmes can be designed and implemented.

It is not, however, clear from the TLRI report how doctors are to decide whether parents are, or are not, sufficiently religious or sufficiently tied to an ethnicity which requires circumcision, nor which ethnicities should be considered an appropriate basis for such a parental decision.