Sentence examples for from ethnic origin from inspiring English sources

Should she be returned to a mother who wanted her to be born in England or placed for adoption with a family with whom she will have little in common apart from ethnic origin?

Patients presenting with secondary angle-closure, established glaucoma and from ethnic origins other than White Caucasian were excluded from the study.

Birmingham city (West Midlands, UK) has a large number of its population from an ethnic origin other than white (30%).

This included nine patients aged 25 80 years, most from White British ethnic origin (Table  2).

Both c.235delC and c.35delG were simultaneously detected as the predominant mutations in Uyghur participants that probably resulted from the ethnic origin of Uyghur people.

We also found evidence that other molecular mechanisms involved in modulating glucose homeostasis are restricted predominantly to subjects from one ethnic origin.

Adjudication pharmacists appear to retain a registered address in Great Britain the longest and, apart from their ethnic origin (mostly black rather than white or Asian), appear most similar to those pharmacists who originally qualified in Great Britain.

Three types of education were developed and executed by six women and one men from different ethnic origin given in their native language through their existing network in the neighbourhoods and places where people met each other, e.g. mosques and schools.

These data are significant, in terms of defining priorities for cancer care in West Africa, since the majority of the prostate cancer literature originates from the United States and Western Europe and there is an increasing awareness that results obtained from one ethnicity may not necessarily apply to individuals from a different ethnic origin.

Mr Gammanpila said this was "expected" as Ms Pillay was "from a Tamil ethnic origin.

But journalist and author Matthew Syed said "when we do talk about people coming from a particular ethnic origin, we need to look at the wider statistical context".