Sentences with phrase «other ethnic backgrounds»

The participants were European and overwhelmingly white, for instance, so other studies will be needed to confirm the link between waist size and diabetes in people of other ethnic backgrounds.

With the internet opening up everyone's world Asian women are also much more open today to date men from other ethnic backgrounds.

The remaining students came from a variety of other ethnic backgrounds.

Participating families were French speaking from primarily French — Canadian backgrounds, with < 5 % from other ethnic backgrounds.

Birds of a feather, OK, but as long as people of other ethnic backgrounds are allowed in it really isn't segregated.

The small group of students in the study from other ethnic backgrounds was diverse and less likely to use the voucher when it was offered to them, so we are hesitant to interpret their results.

About half were European American; 40 percent were African American and the rest were of other ethnic backgrounds.

About half were European American; 40 percent were African American and the rest were of other ethnic backgrounds.

African American women were found to be twice as likely to be diagnosed with peripartum cardiomyopathy as compared to women of Caucasian, Hispanic / Latina, Asian, and other ethnic backgrounds, according to a new study — the largest of its kind — published today in JAMA Cardiology by researchers from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

White intelligent well educated, outdoorsy, plus size is good, women of color and other ethnic background are good with me.

In my view it was pretty clear that the results showed test score gains for African Americans but not for the students from Hispanic and other ethnic backgrounds.

And, he notes, researchers often fail to report other psychosocial measures of wellbeing, such as teen pregnancy and obesity, in which Asian Americans do as well as or better than peers from other ethnic backgrounds.

Mothers were from various regions across the United States and repre - sented a range of ethnic identifications (i.e., 79.8 % Caucasian, 5.2 % Hispanic, 4.7 % African American, 4.3 % Asian American, 1.3 % Native American, 1.3 % belonging to some other ethnic background, and 3.4 % preferred not to answer).

Of the children, 56 percent were from a Dutch / white background, 10 percent were Moroccan, 10 percent were Turkish, 6 percent were Surinamese, 5 percent were from the Netherlands Antilles, and 13 percent were from other ethnic backgrounds.

Data were drawn from a sample of 862 two - parent families and their adolescent children (52 % males; 54 % European American; 44 % African American; 2 % other ethnic backgrounds).