While for example a secondary forest patch in a context of swidden cultivation may be used mainly as fallow land, a similar secondary forest in a different ethnic context may be of spiritual value or in a context of permanent agriculture as a source of timber and non-timber forest products.
CAM use is known to vary between different ethnic groups and cultural contexts; however, little attention has been devoted to inter-ethnic differences within the UK population.
In addition, the context a person is in may influence their responses to this question e.g. they may be viewed as different ethnic groups in different contexts [ 40- 42].
15 In addition, pain perception takes place in a context of an individual's environment, including the physical, social and emotional context, 16 and may therefore be perceived and coped with differently by different ethnic groups.
This characteristic might, therefore, apply in different contexts and different ethnic groups.
Differing accuracy in different ethnic, socio-economic and international populations.
People in the same ethnic group exhibited similar features whereas samples from different ethnic groups differed.
Overall differences exist among the different ethnic groups.
In addition it has been suggested that in the UK context CAM use may vary among different ethnic groups [ 46].
Differences in posterior tibial slope between different ethnic groups exist.
