Sentence examples for varying ethnic groups from inspiring English sources

The project is broken into two phases: 1). in the first 2 years (Fall 2010- Spring 2012), methods for data acquisition and analysis were improved, 2). in the last 3 years (summer 2012-Summer 2015), these methods will be applied to 1200 healthy adults (between the ages of 22 and 35 from varying ethnic groups) using top of the line methods of noninvasive neuroimaging.

One should not discount the myriad grievances present amongst the varying ethnic groups in South Sudan, but this research seems to be quite relevant to given its oil exports and that much of the fighting and resulting population displacement have been localized in South Sudan's oil producing regions in Unity, Jonglei, and Upper Nile.

Different body image perceptions have been identified among Australian school children from varying ethnic groups.

All ten participants were born in different parts of Namibia within varying ethnic groups, and now lived within 35 km of Oshakati, in areas where the BCC program had been operating for over a year.

Moreover, since this study included a vast number of individuals and varying ethnic groups from all geographic regions of the globe, results suggest that preventative methods to myocardial infarction could be applicable worldwide.

It would be interesting for future studies to use the FCQ to measure the social support accorded to Filipino students of varying cultural groups such as those from the majority group and ethnic minority groups.

The findings presented warrant further evaluation in a formal trial to establish if the observed outcomes would have occurred in the absence of intervention, are replicable across varying ethnic and socioeconomic groups, are sustainable and are cost-effective.

Repudiating multiculturalism — the notion that varying ethnic, religious, and racial groups can exist separately but peaceably within a society — has lately become obligatory among European leaders.

Ethnomusicologists study music in varying ethnic contexts.

The officials who briefed reporters Tuesday emphasized the goal of including people from varying races, ethnic groups, education levels and socioeconomic groups, as well as people with physical and mental disabilities and differing access to care.

Class III malocclusion with mandibular prognathism is a common finding, with prevalence varying by ethnic group.