Examples of using Ethnic differences in English and their translations into Slovak
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Social class and ethnic differences in diet and behaviour may also need to be taken into consideration.
Ethnic differences ACE inhibitors cause higher rate of angioedema in black patients than in non black patients.
This act abolished the ethnic differences between Proto-Bulgarians and Slavs,
This act abolished the ethnic differences between Proto-Bulgarians and Slavs, and started building a unified Bulgarian nation.
In addition, there were racial/ethnic differences in who drank the most of these drinks, Ogden noted.
That smoothed out the ethnic differences between proto-Bulgarians and Slavs
European researchers examined how ethnic differences in education contribute to diverging prospects for minority ethnic youth in multiethnic urban settings.
By means of that were removed the ethnic differences between proto-Bulgarians and Slavs
By means of that were removed the ethnic differences between proto-Bulgarians and Slavs
the remnants of old-world ethnic differences are actually harmful to white interests.
In the limited data available, there was no evidence of a marked ethnic difference in the PK of olaparib between Japanese
The reasons are unclear for these racial and ethnic differences.
Reasons for these racial and ethnic differences are not clear.
Secondly, they will gloss over ethnic differences.
The project aimed to investigate how ethnic differences in education contribute to the diverging prospects for minority ethnic youth and their peers in urban settings.
The results showed that ethnic differences between Japanese and Caucasian women had no clinically relevant effect on the pharmacokinetics of drospirenone
citizens, despite their ethnic differences, rise in unison
This act abolished the ethnic differences between the Proto-Bulgarians and Slavs,
educational and ethnic differences, or differences between the noble
citizens of a nation, despite their ethnic differences, rise up in unison