Sentence examples for although the indigenous from inspiring English sources

Although the indigenous Fijian people are usually classified as ethnically Melanesian, their social and political organization is closer to that of Polynesia, and there has been a high level of intermarriage between Fijians from the Lau group of islands of eastern Fiji and the neighbouring Polynesian islands of Tonga.

Although the indigenous households were more actively engaged in wild food collection and hunting, more non-indigenous households (62.5 %) than the indigenous group (37.5 %) were resilient to food insecurity.

Pre-European settlement numbers are not known with any precision, although the Indigenous population of the Northern Territory has been estimated at "well over 10,000".

However, another species, Salvinia, belongs to the indigenous, although quite rare (listed in the Red Book of Ukraine) species, so it can be used even in open natural water basins.

In Switzerland, the number of cases of tuberculosis among foreign-born subjects (64% in 2004) exceeds that of native subjects since 1994, and, although TB incidence in the indigenous population continues to decrease, the linear decline of tuberculosis notification observed since 1990 has markedly subsided since 2000 [ 4].

Deforestation has occurred almost equally on the two main islands, the North and South Islands, although the remaining indigenous forest is more fragmented in the North Island.

Although the Nasa indigenous organization in Cauca is strong, for example, the assignment of teachers for the reservations' schools is performed by the Secretariat of Education in Popayán, and its inefficiencies in naming teachers or making school repairs, decidedly affected the sustainability of the projects in this component.

And although he failed to save the indigenous peoples of the Western Indies, his efforts resulted in several improvements in the legal status of the natives, and in an increased colonial focus on the ethics of colonialism.

There was a similar pattern in the Indigenous sample, although absolute prevalence levels were higher in this patient group.

The GLM for repeated measures indicated a significant increase in height over time in both groups (p < 0.001), although the non-indigenous girls presented a higher increase in height over time compared to their indigenous peers.

Although the hospital-based Indigenous liaison team provides support to Indigenous women accessing the antenatal clinic, the lack of a dedicated social worker providing continuity, was identified as problematic [ 40].