Sentence examples for a sample of indigenous from inspiring English sources

Ball [ 9] emphasizes that instrument standardization should minimally include a sample of Indigenous populations.

Our results are consistent with a previous study of a sample of Indigenous Australians in Arnhem Land, NT, which reported that 75% of a sample of 400 individuals aged over 16 years self-reported smoking [ 12].

We set out to assess whether (i) there were associations between oral health-related outcomes and social and emotional well-being and (ii) if yes, whether associations between oral health-related outcomes and social and emotional well-being persisted after adjusting for socio-demographic, substance use, racial discrimination and cultural knowledge in a sample of Indigenous Australian young adults.

In a sample of 396 Indigenous people (331 males, 65 females) the prevalence of any substance use disorder was 66%.

The aim of this study was therefore to examine the long term outcomes of post-traumatic responses and resilience of a sample of adult Indigenous Quechua women, who were girls or adolescents during the Peruvian armed conflict (1980 1995).

The second study similarly identified all Indigenous patients and a sample of non-Indigenous patients, aged 25 79 years, admitted to any metropolitan or rural hospitals in 2002 04.

Findings from a sample of non-Indigenous women at risk of preterm birth identified important issues such as miscommunication and uncaring staff behaviours that negatively influenced care uptake [ 16], with studies that have focused specifically on the experiences of Indigenous Australians echoing these results [ 12, 13, 15].

This was as a cross-sectional study of a convenience sample of Indigenous adults living in the Port Augusta region.

This study sought to identify common areas of need in a representative sample of Indigenous people in custody, and consider how well prison services were addressing these issues.

The acceptability of computer based approaches to health data collection has been explored in a limited sample of indigenous and/or socially disadvantaged populations worldwide.

Interview participants (n=23) were recruited from a convenience sample of indigenous adults with type 2 diabetes at one rural diabetes clinic in Guatemala.