Sentence examples for the same ethnic origin from inspiring English sources

Studies have found that people who live with lots of others of the same ethnic origin tend to be worse off than those who are not "ghettoised".

Thus, the majority of the people of Tibet have the same ethnic origin, have traditionally practiced the same religion, and speak the same language.

In this paper we explore differences in cooperation behaviour between communal farmers in Namibia and South Africa, who share the same ethnic origin but have had different historical and ecological constraints.

As such, they would be more likely to vote in local party candidates of the same ethnic origin and, in many cases, religion.

The case and control subjects were of the same ethnic origin, but were not matched for age or sex.

However, all analyses were restricted to subjects of the same ethnic origin (white, Western European) and so population stratification is unlikely to be explanation for erroneous associations.

Both the patients and controls were of same ethnic origin (Finnish Caucasians), and were gathered from the same region with a relatively homogenous population structure (the western Finns, i.e. the early settlement region) and without any statistically proven genetic drift event.

Since all subjects were of same ethnic origin, thus with same melanin concentration, it was hypothesized that this shift is due to epidermal thickness variations.

The bus will help patients who require matched blood from donors of the same ethnic or racial origin.

The women of this study are of Caucasian origin, have the same ethnic background and are representative of the Finnish population.

Indeed, a patient and a health professional, ostensibly belonging to the same ethnic group because of shared country of origin, may actually differ in terms of social class, religious practices, languages, and cultural beliefs about illness and recovery.