Sentence examples for ethnic trend from inspiring English sources

The air smelled of vanilla-hazelnut coffee (espresso-based coffees moved from being an ethnic trend to being a cultural trend) and pizza (originally an ethnic one).

It could be that every other ethnic trend has played itself out in the state, or perhaps there is a newfound acceptance of sushi and sashimi.

This taboo may provide some protection in the Karen-dominated populations in the refugee camp and is supported by the ethnic trend shown in Table 1 and Table 3. Older age of women as a risk factor for syphilis is consistent with the Myanmar National AIDS Programme report.

It is therefore particularly important to examine ethnic trends in New Zealand, to further elucidate the unexpectedly high rates amongst Māori women when compared to European women.

Cultural differences in the acceptability of reporting pain may be obscuring ethnic trends that could be directly targeted by public health efforts.

The linkage of census and cancer registry data in New Zealand allows a rigorous analysis of socioeconomic and ethnic trends over an entire country and through a 25 year period.

These ethnic and/or cultural trends warrant further investigation with greater numbers of participants from various ethnic groups to tease out the individual impacts of genetics, social determinants of weight and cultural mores.

"Right now, there are supporters of the bill who are thinking, We don't need that vote," said Rodolfo Espino, a political science professor at Arizona State University who studies ethnic voting trends.

Mango have described the Tribal Spirit range, which is due to be released in Barcelona in February as an "ethnic-inspired trend" which features "an abundance of accessories to produce outfits of a tribal and free-spirited influence".

This study compares ethnic group trends in maternal BMI using the WHO Asian-specific and general population BMI criteria in a national dataset for England.

Moreover, such genetic differences will not account for rapid changes in rates over time in any group, and could only account for diverging ethnic group trends over time in the presence of some environmental exposure that is also changing over time and interacting with a varying genetic predisposition by ethnicity.