Sentence examples for ethnic countries from inspiring English sources

BRCA1/2 mutations of bilateral breast cancer in other ethnic countries showed both 29.6% in high-risk Jewish families and in Polish patients with having 46.9 82.4% positive familial history [ 36, 37].

It's against us, so how can Mr. Obama be democratic and in the same time support an ethnic country?

The aim of this study was to assess the formal status of cultural diversity training in a multi ethnic country.

This document analysis provided an impression of the formal status of cultural diversity in medical education in a multi ethnic country.

Non-Australian ethnic groups born overseas and not in the ethnic country of origin were heterogeneous by definition, which made it difficult to meaningfully interpret any results for these participants.

Compared to their Australian-born peers, those born within their ethnic country of origin tended to be more prevalent in the lowest quartile of every measure of social interactions.

This aims to deal with the three big dangers (at least as seen by autocratic multi-ethnic countries): terrorism, separatism and extremism.

In contrast, opponents point out that decentralization in multi-ethnic countries contributes to "freeze" ethnic identities over time (Hardgrave 1993, Kymlicka 1998) and to reinforce the legitimacy of ethnically defined subunits (Cornell 2002).

The Caribbean is a dengue-endemic region and investigating outbreaks in its more populous multi-ethnic countries (such as Trinidad and Tobago, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic) would provide an excellent opportunity to conduct further research on the question of a dengue resistance gene in those of African descent.

Multi-ethnic countries should be critical on the content of the bases for their medical educational curricula.

These findings and data from this study suggest NPC risk to be endogenous to the local population in Southeast Asian multi-ethnic countries, including Indonesia.