Recorded ethnicity information for the 15 other ethnic groups was substantially less accurate with 41.2% (39.7 42.7%) incorrect.
In multivariate analyses, South Asians showed better survival compared to the Other ethnicity group in the individual group comparison, however the overall difference among ethnic groups was not significant (Table 4).
Forced sterilisation of people with learning disabilities and people of minority ethnic groups was documented across Europe and the US in the 20th century.
Although the pattern for men and women across the majority of ethnic groups was broadly similar, there were a few notable exceptions.
The pattern of vaccination among ethnic groups was surprising: while Hispanic girls were less likely to come from families with health insurance or to get regular medical care, they were more likely to have been vaccinated than white girls.
Intermarriage between ethnic groups was quite common, even among the upper echelons of society.
The average heterozygosity for all the loci in these ethnic groups was fairly substantial ranging from 0.3927 ± 0.1877 to 0.4333 ± 0.1416.
Access for different religious and ethnic groups was compared with benchmark standards that form part of the UK government guidance on greenspace provision.
The mixing and living together of ethnic groups was quite common, and mutual exchanges and cooperation in economic and cultural life existed over a long period of time.
As the sampling approach was based on a household's voluntary participation, the distribution of households across settlements and ethnic groups was not proportional to settlement and group size, respectively.
The conditions of the Zhoucang people and the Jiaxifan people amply illustrate that "Marriage within the ethnic group and intermarriage with other ethnic groups was an important variable in preserving ethnic stability and causing ethnic changes" (Kongs hao 2005).
