Приклади вживання Caucasians Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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North Caucasians found themselves marginalized in their own republics by the growing ethnic Russian population.
Latinos live longer than Caucasians, despite experiencing higher rates of diabetes and other diseases.
And when our Caucasians God forbid sick vitiligo,
By contrast, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Caucasians and Central Asians were forced to“enjoy all the benefits” of“equal” co-existence within the USSR.
Negroids and Caucasians.
African Americans are 6 to 8 times more likely to go blind from glaucoma than Caucasians.
gives Negro athletes an advantage over Caucasians in boxing.
accounts for 19% of all blindness among African Americans compared to 6% in Caucasians.
accounts for 19% of all blindness among African Americans compared to 6% in Caucasians.
Meanwhile, a race Caucasians was formed in North Africa, whose representatives began to settle in
distinctive in Caucasians, may be difficult to determine in representatives of the Mongoloid
A: You should input a T-score for the femoral neck derived from the reference standard(the NHANES III database for female Caucasians aged 20-29 years as widely recommended- T(WHO)-score).
it is higher in caucasians and lower in African Americans
This is also an optical illusion connected with the fact that the Mongoloids have a less prominent nose, and the Caucasians are accustomed to mentally“tie” the eyes to the nose.
as under Sharia law Caucasians can have four wives,
found no difference in the pharmacokinetic profile as compared with that in healthy individuals Caucasians.
had reached its peak, human rights defenders warn against the consequences of state-sponsored spreading of fear of migrants and Caucasians used in political struggle in Russia.
or«Caucasians».
the steppes of Ciscaucasian plains also have been settled by some ethnic group akin to the Caucasians.
linguistically distinguished Tatars South Coast(southern Caucasians, language close to Turkish Oghuz Turkic sub-branch of the Altaic family),