Sentence examples for Asian settlements from inspiring English sources

Asian settlements, on average, have a slightly higher percentage of males than females, except in Bangladesh.

They are a part of the middle-class South Asian settlements in the United States that are growing disenchanted, whether discreetly or overtly, with the West and thus are becoming obsessed with their roots.

In the Asian settlements, only 2% outpatient visits, on average, were attributable to host community members.

In the Asian settlements, refugees accounted for about 98% of outpatient visits.

With a few exceptions, African settlements tended to have more females, whereas Asian settlements tended to have more males.

Under-fives made up 17% of the refugee population in Africa, 12% of the population in Asian settlements, and 16% overall.

The present work provides evidence that peopling of Korea can be seen as a complex process, interpreted as an early northern Asian settlement with at least one subsequent male-biased southern-to-northern migration, possibly associated with the spread of rice agriculture.

The findings are likely to be relevant to other towns and cities worldwide where there are significant concentrations of South Asian settlement, as well as to migrant groups more generally.

Bangkok, a canal- and river-based port city, echoes the urban morphological processes of early Southeast Asian coastal settlements, but differs in its social and physical construct because of its lack of exposure to colonial dominance.

During the last decades, different disciplines, i.e., archaeology, linguistics and population genetics, have been involved together in the reconstruction of human peopling history, bringing some indisputable results but also revealing the extraordinary complexity of East Asian past human settlement history (Sagart et al. 2005a; Sanchez-Mazas et al. 2008).

The trading contacts between Arabia and the East African coast resulted in the establishment of numerous Asian and Arab trade settlements along the coast and in the interior of what is now the Tanzania mainland.