Sentence examples for amerindians have from inspiring English sources

Of these, Amerindians have the least genetic diversity.

This hypothesis asserts, in particular, that Amerindians have a mongoloid craniofacial shape, while Paleoamericans have a generalized morphology.

Based on our records, Bates [58] (p. 194), in 1849, was the first to mention the observation of wild rice in the lower Amazon "which Amerindians have never reclaimed, although they have adopted the plant (rice) introduced into the country by Europeans".

An example of local adaptation is the differing affinity of H. pylori strains to bind blood group antigens expressed in the human gastric mucosa: European H. pylori strains bind all three (A, B and O) blood group antigens, but an important proportion of strains from the are dominantly O blood group Amerindians have higher affinity for O blood antigen [22].

Despite similar PAD rates and lower LDL levels than national averages, a longitudinal cohort study of CVD among North American Indians has shown that North Amerindians have higher rates of CVD than other U.S. populations, and that standard risk factors (e.g. hypertension, LDL, HDL, BMI) are predictive of CVD [56].

Although the maroon identity is their cornerstone, cultural exchanges with Europeans and Amerindians have been intense.

We are all in there somewhere, where once Amerindians had their being: Spanish, African, French, Scots, Irish, German, Chinese, Italian, Lebanese, Cuban - all these separate ethnicities mixed, merged, melded and matched by the simple expedient of maritime mobility to create the romantic and specifically American ideal of the big melting pot of humanity.

Suppose that the Europeans had landed as they did around 1500, but also suppose that the Amerindians: had been lucky and better organized, had destroyed Cortes's expedition and those of a few more conquistadores, and had confined Spanish settlement to the islands and a few coastal enclaves like Vera Cruz.

However, the diversity of Amerindians has increased through genetic inflow from Europeans and Africans over the last 500 years, leading to an increasing Mestizo population.

Results from hair samples showed that 57% of the Amerindians had Hg levels above the World Health Organization (WHO) safety limit (10 microg/g); all those over 1 year of age had a Hg intake greater than the WHO safety limit (200 microg MMHg/week for a 60-kg male).

A similar finding among Brazilian-Amerindians has been published; seroprevalence was 53%, although KS has never been reported in this population [ 11].