Sentence examples for ethnic clearance from inspiring English sources
It was an ethnic clearance of Balkan swiftness, nastiness and comprehensiveness that shocked many Italians and prompted them to question their society's attitudes to race and colour.
The t1/2, AUC(0 ∞), CL and ke values were significantly different between Uigur and other Chinese ethnic groups, and the clearance of tinidazole in Uigur subjects was increased by 20% compared to that of other ethnicities.
As his name indicates, MacLeod derives from that wave of Highlanders driven into exile by the Clearances -- ethnic cleansing, early-19th-century style.
It is paradoxical that Africans have less visceral fat and yet are more insulin resistant (and have greater insulin secretion and lesser insulin clearance) than other ethnic groups (35, 36).
Furthermore, a genome-wide association study showed that individuals with favorable IL28B genotypes are more likely to clear HCV infection than are those with unfavorable alleles, which could have implications in viral clearance ability among different ethnic groups [ 38].
Another population pharmacokinetics study also identified ethnic background as a significant covariate for the prediction of oral clearance [ 16].
This ethnic difference was also observed in a comparative pharmacokinetic study on midazolam clearance in healthy volunteers of the Han, Mongolian, Uygur, Hui and Korean.
Regarding ethnicity, fine control was not used for obtaining it; thus, other ethnic characteristics which were not controlled in this study may have intervened in such marked association between city and clearance time.
The scale and nature of evictions and the clearance of streets of those deemed not to befit such events can seem like systematic ethnic or social cleansing.
It is recognised that methods of estimating Creatinine Clearance (CCl) and Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) developed in White populations may require adjustment for use in other ethnic groups [ 5, 6].
