Ethnicity
* affects the postprandial regulation of glycogenolysis.
* also influences a person's susceptibility to aging skin
  - involves location and socio-economic standing
* also plays a role in fat distribution
  - what the family teaches
* arises in the exercise of power.
* broad concept that encompasses both genetics and culture.
* can unite as well as divide.
* continues to play a divisive role in Congolese politics.
* deadly tool used by the manipulator.
* distinguishes groups by cultural characteristics such as names, language, and religion.
* exists in all forms of cinema that is created.
* generally passes patrilineally, or through the father in Liberia.
* has to do with a person's genetic and cultural heritage
  - generational heritage and history
* is about social classifications emerging within relationships
  - alive and well among the people of Kenya
  - also a process, which is changed over time both by social conditions and individuals
  - an important explanatory variable for both vaginal and rectal penetration
  - another axis of labor stratification
  - both a concept and a variable
* is connected to culture because personal history makes national history
  - with situations and changes as time goes on
  - distinct from race and nationality
  - everywhere
  - important to the way a story is covered
  - more a matter of sentiment than of genetics
  - much more plastic than race
  - only one basis of distinction and difference in Fiji
  - recorded separately from race
* is the active expression of culture
  - fact of the ethnic group
  - glue holding that society together
  - great, once-unmentionable undercurrent of American politics
  - kissing cousin of ethics
  - student's self declared ethnic background
* plays a major role in Fiji's politics, economy and society
  - risk factors for heart disease
* refers to shared culture and background
  - socially defined cultural characteristics shared by a group of people
* relational concept.
* remains one of the leading predictors of educational and economic inequality.
* shared cultural heritage.
* tends to be based on a common culture, language or nationhood.
* therefore involves some notion of shared ancestry.
* typically relates to nationality.
* usually refers to social and linguistic background and often to physical appearance.

Excessive smoking
* causes a breathing problem, chest pain and lead to bronchitis.
* restricts blood flow.

Eradication
* instills in the believer a tendency to avoid responsibility for personal sins.
* is destruction
  - difficult, as Periwinkle flowers and seeds continuously all year long
  - the elimination of all weed plants and plant parts from an area
* means the total elimination of a pest from a given area.
* rare goal in outdoor pest situations, because it is difficult to achieve.
* timescales vary according to the notifiable disease.

Environmental citizenship
* involves learning as well as action
  - voluntarily taking responsible environmental action
* means caring for the Earth and caring for Canada.

Epigenetic change
* alter the physical structure of DNA.
* are preserved when cells divide.
* can switch genes on or off and determine which proteins are transcribed.

Excessive salivation
* common reaction of cats after receiving the pill.
* universal sign of nervousness.

Epithelia
* also have specialized structures at the cell surface.
* becomes more permeable to water.
* steady-state type tissue, while amoeboid cells exhibit stem cell dynamics.

Extravasation
* causes severe necrosis of surrounding tissue.
* is at greater risk of causing extensive damage of nerves and tendons
  - the leaking of a fluid from the vessel into surrounding tissue
* known risk of chemotherapy administration via implanted ports.

Excessive punishment
* Any excessive punishment is an abuse of power by the state.
* is described as hitting, kicking, screaming, or restrictive confinement.