Sentence examples for effect of the indigenous from inspiring English sources

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Here, we demonstrated that the effect of the indigenous soil community on bacterial invasion was stronger than that of resource availability.

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The trade had a major effect on the indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest coast, especially the Aleut, Sugpiaq, Tlingit, Haida, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Chinook peoples.

Each room is carefully tailored to reflect on major aspects of the conflict: the effects on the indigenous, the subversive movement in universities, and the evolution of a bespectacled, frumpy academic, Abimael Guzmán, into the messianic leader of Shining Path.

In effect, among the indigenous peoples' of the Arctic, these various ethical precepts concerning animals and nature can be captured by the notion "respect".

Q: The film includes interviews with a number of high-profile Australian politicians including Kevin Rudd, who is fairly candid about the nature and effect of the apology he offered Indigenous Australia in 2008.

Field trials on three soil types which had different rhizobial population nodulating common bean were conducted in order to investigate the effect of indigenous rhizobial population on the effect of N rates when applied alone or in combination with Rhizobium inoculation.

Plate counts were used to assess the capacity of L. acidophilus CRL1014 to temporarily colonize the colon during a simulated long term administration and to investigate the effects on the composition of the indigenous microbial community in the SHIME®.

Columns (2) and (4) also condition on occupational controls and even though the estimates on the effect of speaking an Indigenous language are significantly reduced when including occupational controls they are not really affected by the inclusion of the test score.

Several recent meta-analyses [ 14- 16] have shown that SDD significantly reduces infections in ICU patients, but the selective pressure exerted by antibiotic can lead to a dramatic adverse effect, namely overgrowth of members of the indigenous microflora or of ingested pathogens resistant to the agents administered [ 17- 20].

This was a knock-on effect of the 50 million or so indigenous deaths that resulted from the introduction of small pox to the continent by European colonialists.

Incidentally, parallel evidence of the effect of the enslavement of the American indigenous population is provided by Dell (2010), who examines a region within modern-day Peru that experienced another form of labor coercion, the mining mita.

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