Sentence examples for for both asian from inspiring English sources
A rising portion of sales for both Asian carmakers and American rivals like General Motors have come in emerging markets that were not even a factor a decade ago.
The Asian storm starts to pick up strength in calendar 2006, with new small sport utility vehicles for both Asian mass-market divisions and their luxury lines: more minicars, updates to existing models, new trucks and entries that skirt the boundaries between small station wagons and minivans.
The buyers for these pieces are mainly the growing class of wealthy Chinese, who have been paying high prices for both Asian and Western art and Europeans.
For both the SF-36 and PCOSQ, mean scores were broadly the same for both Asian and Caucasian women.
Using question 38 as the outcome variable, we calculated the 'best fit' predictors using multiple regression analysis and entering age at study entry, time from diagnosis, level of anxiety, level of depression and the remaining three coping styles for both Asian and Caucasian patients.
The baseline pretransplant serum creatinine was similar between the groups: The median serum creatinine was 86 μmol/l for both the Asian (range 60 179) and non-Asian groups (range 34 264).
The seeding of the influenza in all parts of Sweden over the summer period, followed by epidemic spread first in October for both the Asian Influenza and the A(H1N1 pdm09 indicates that lowering of temperature is vital for the onset of epidemic spread.
But here's the novel and intriguing result: This important cultural difference was much more pronounced for both Asians and European Americans who carried the stimulating version of the dopamine gene.
Short sleep prevalence in individuals living in poverty was similar for both Asians and Whites (35 vs. 37%).
Although all trends were statistically insignificant, there appeared to be important variation in short sleep by industry for both Asians and Whites.
Add in the 7m (2.4% of the total) people who were allowed for the first time to identify with two or more racial groups (for example both Asian and white), and the increases are even more striking.This new option was taken up most eagerly by young people, who are more likely to have parents of mixed race and are more likely to be relaxed about admitting it.
