Sentence examples for indigenous item from inspiring English sources

An indigenous item pool that is representative of the Icelandic labor market was administered to three samples (N = 1043, 1368, and 2218) of upper secondary and higher education students in two studies.

Such an institution could serve as a repository for Indigenous items returned from overseas museums such as the British Museum (which invariably cite as an impediment to repatriation the unavailability of suitable permanent keeping places for precious items in Indigenous communities).

The exhibition has sharpened focus on the very existence of the museum's collection of some 6,000 Australian Indigenous items (only 1% of which is ever usually displayed) and the sometimes violent means of their acquisition.

New contextualized Icelandic items were written resulting in a combined 89-item measure of international and indigenous items administered to a sample of 1249 university students.

Locally grown food will play a larger role with at least five indigenous items.

This promoted another indigenous agricultural item of the American Colonies, the Vitis labrusca grapes.

The British Museum holds more than 6,000 Indigenous Australian items in its collection, of which only a minute percentage is usually on display.

The museum in central London owns about 6,000 Indigenous Australian items variously acquired after British contact, invasion and occupation of the continent beginning in 1770, but the Gweagal Shield is considered the most important.

This can be achieved through the circulation of brochures written in commonly used dialects and an establishment of AIV "food clinics," where consumers can seek information about AIVs and other indigenous food items in general.

Twelve new Indigenous specific items were developed that were not sufficiently represented in the SCNS-SF34.

Local communities in developing countries use many indigenous foods items as medicinal food without knowing the scientific basis of their healthy effects.