Sentence examples for extent of indigenous from inspiring English sources
Reports commissioned by the federal government during this period uniformly downplayed the extent of indigenous land rights under Spanish and Mexican rule.
Previous reports have shown that accumulation of protein aggregates of model disease proteins of human neurological disorders impairs the functional capacity of the UPS [ 24- 27] but to what extent aggregation of indigenous proteins is causing a decline in UPS performance during aging has not been shown.
The results for the 966 patients who participated in WA suggest that Indigenous identification has improved in WA to the extent that 98% of Indigenous people and 99% of non-Indigenous people were correctly identified in the admission record.
There is also doubt about the extent of intermarriage between indigenous people and settlers in the early phase.
"The study highlights the urgency of recognizing the various forms and extent of violence among indigenous girls – from domestic violence to communal conflict to exploitation as domestic workers".
In comparison, a marginal increase of 5% was observed among non-Indigenous people, highlighting the extent of disadvantage experienced by Indigenous people in contact with the criminal justice system [ 25].
King was appearing before a Senate committee inquiry into domestic violence in Darwin on Tuesday, which heard from numerous Northern Territory organisations about the extent of the issue in Indigenous communities.
As a whole, the results are compatible with the hypothesis that today's A2 variability in El Salvador represents to a large extent the indigenous component of the region.
The proximity of Africa has given Spain more African species of wildlife than are found in the other Mediterranean peninsulas, while the Pyrenean barrier and the general extent of the country explain the number of indigenous species.
But we cannot feel the extent of that loss from the indigenous artifacts.
Results indicate that NGO activity is related to population size, extent of urbanization, size of the indigenous population, and health system coverage.
