Sentence examples for global ethnic from inspiring English sources
Food is the subject of Jeyasingh's latest work, Just Add Water?, which explores not only the global ethnic mix that makes up modern Britain, but the cuisine that results from it.
Mr Marable speculates on what might have been if Malcolm had lived: "As his social vision expanded to include people of divergent nationalities and racial identities, his gentle humanism and antiracism could have become a platform for a new kind of radical, global ethnic politics".
The frequency of deletion and duplication in northern China is similar to global ethnic populations.
Based on the sequence of Mongolian genome, we investigated the genetic imprints of Mongolians on global ethnic groups through different approaches.
The global, ethnic, and regional distribution of these HIV/AIDS mutations varies significantly, giving each population a different genetic profile for HIV infection and AIDS progression.
Because of the expansion of the Mongolian Empire in the 13th century, the population contributed significant genetic imprints on global ethnic groups during a relatively short period of time.
Similarly, our scientific workers move and find their place within the decomposing polis, between enclosures and exclusions, and between various alternative, partial civic affiliations – temporary employment in global health, ethnic affiliations, NGO work, HIV self-help associations or community groups.
aReference population for z-score values of FEV1 are the global multi-ethnic reference equations of the global lung function initiative [ 16]. bReference population for z-score values of the LCI is our intracentric age-matched healthy control population Ivacaftor is the first authorized drug that improves defective CFTR function in rare mutations by potentiating the CFTR channel gating function.
Establishing a global, multi-ethnic cohort requires some flexibility in the core data that can reasonably collected at each site, particularly in sites in low- to middle-income countries where infrastructure to facilitate clinical research may be minimal or non-existent and follow-up of participants may be more difficult.
Benjamin David, who once worked as a cruise ship waiter, has used classic Filipino dishes like offal with rice and bitter melon salad to tap into one of the global market's ethnic niches, the Filipinos who work in the cruise industry.
PAGE A15 New York NEAR DOCK, TASTE OF HOME FOR FILIPINO CRUISE WORKERS A food stall near the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook uses classic Filipino dishes like dinuguan, offal with rice, and bitter melon salad to draw one of the global market's ethnic niches, the Filipinos who work in the cruise industry.
