Sentence examples for evident ethnicity from inspiring English sources

One evident ethnicity is Caribbean.

This same variation is evident by ethnicity where a greater proportion of African, Caribbean, and Aboriginal populations are female or heterosexual when compared to white study participants.

Due to the vast diversity in language, culture and ethnicity evident in South Africa, additional cross-cultural adaptation and validation of the SA-PCS is required for application in the fibromyalgia and chronic pain populations living in other provinces of South Africa.

Small differences were evident among the ethnicity groups due to the number of disabled women who came from Asian or Asian British ethnic groups (5% disabled vs. 7% non-disabled women).

It is evident therefore that ethnicity and immigrant's health states among countries may differ significantly and reference standards among immigrants might be influenced not only by the country, but also by personal or cultural beliefs about health [ 15] and possibly by differences in health needs.

"Imagine if sexual orientation was as readily evident as race or ethnicity.

Substantial differences in the subtype make-up of diagnosed MSM by ethnicity are evident.

Recalling an over-caffeinated and under-dressed teenager, one says: "The T-shirt, oh yes, the T-shirt …" Although a candidate's ethnicity is generally evident from his or her name and the photograph in their file, there is never any overt discussion of race.

A final methodological issue worth noting related to the degree of critical commentary on ethical and scientific rigour in researching ethnicity that was evident across the settings.

Even in a subset of CMAs with Somali and Ethiopian-born populations of at least 50, a change in Somalis reporting multiple ethnicities is not evident.

This is most evident in people of South Asian ethnicity.