Meanings of ethnical in English

The mutation spectrum of deafness genes may vary in different ethnical groups.

A conglomerate of unwelded ethnical elements usurps the stage of history.

One entire ethnical period intervened between the highest class of

The virtual extinction of human slavery in the present century, presents a peculiar ethnical study.

But with the disappearance of the white populations the ethnical problem would be still unsettled.

Both these courses, however, meant the end of the Hsien-pi as an independent ethnical unit.

He likes things on a large scale-he is fond of ethnical remarks and typical persons.

But on ethnical grounds Dalmatia is now overwhelmingly Slavonic.

A Czeko-Slovakia with a population of eight to nine million people represented a compact ethnical unity.

The poets and painters, in particular, with few exceptions, have been, in the wide ethnical sense, Tuscans.

The term "Scythic" is not, strictly speaking, ethnical.

But it is possible that the terms at an early date were interchangeable, Canaan being geographical and Amorite ethnical.

In the new as in the old continent, the diversities of physical character do not correspond with the ethnical divisions.

Some of the delineators of this frontier-Frenchand British-havetold me that they were guided throughout by the ethnical principle.

Multivariate Cox analysis identified that disease extension at the time of diagnosis and surgical status contributed to the ethnical survival disparity.

In considering the ethnical relationships of all these northern peoples we must rid ourselves of our present-day notions of national unity.