Sentence examples for from foreign regions from inspiring English sources

Songs, dances, and musical instruments from foreign regions became popular in China during the Tang dynasty.

During the period 2004-2007 there were 2,623,064 livebirths and stillbirths in Germany of which 504.043 (18.9%) were to women from foreign regions of origin.

In contrast to prior studies we did not find any considerable differences between women originating from foreign regions of origin compared to women from Germany in terms of obstetric factors that might explain the higher stillbirth rates in some migrants groups, e.g. in timing and number of antenatal care visits as well as preterm birth and low birthweight.

While other cities tend to attract immigrants primarily from one or two foreign regions, New York is a magnet for the whole world.

In general, the students at both sides cherished this valuable experience to have course-related online discussions with students from a foreign region.

These expressed the relative risk of stillbirth for women from each foreign region of origin compared with women without migrant backgrounds (reference group).

Australians will also be banned from visiting a foreign region that the foreign minister decrees a "declared area": one where terrorist groups are fighting.

Qing control of Tibet reached its height in 1792, but thereafter China became unable to protect that region from foreign invasion.

The Hasan-Jalalyans were one of the most prominent of the melik families that took up the cause to liberate the region from foreign control; the foremost among them being Catholicos Yesayi Hasan-Jalalyan (? - 1728).

Given our interest in regions acquired from foreign sources, putative virulence factors and genes under strong selection (despite genome compositional proclivities), genes such as rRNA were not classified as RUCPs.

We consider that there is a threat to these interests, as demonstrated by the recent attack on the Westgate shopping centre, and to the UK mainland - primarily from foreign fighters in the East Africa region - a significant number of whom have UK links.