Sentence examples for indigenous reference from inspiring English sources
The State Office for Human Rights said the construction of a different "indigenous reference center" was under discussion.
An Indigenous reference group assisted with all aspects of the study.
During this time an Indigenous reference group comprising Indigenous women from the region was established to advise on all aspects of the study.
However, there were few other validated instruments available to measure oral health literacy that were considered culturally acceptable to our Indigenous reference group.
This instrument was included in the initial questionnaire, but was removed after trialling with the Indigenous reference group, who identified a potential lack of acceptance within the community.
The authors initially included questions from the TOFHLiD, as an attempt to measure broader aspects of oral health literacy, including reading comprehension and numerical ability but these were removed after trialling with the Indigenous reference group, members of which identified a potential lack of acceptance within their community.
Overall, laboratory abnormalities based on the non-indigenous laboratory references used were the most frequent reasons (61.4%) for ineligibility.
Although community development goals are not always consistent with biodiversity conservation objectives there are often many opportunities for mitigating negative effects by tapping into local indigenous knowledge with reference to certain aspects of environmental use and conservation.
The term badū, however, is not originally an indigenous collective self-reference, but an externally imposed designation on the inhabitants of Soqotra's hinterland.
His reference to indigenous children was eloquent: "The discrimination and marginalisation faced by indigenous children is particularly disturbing… [There are] unacceptably high rates of infant mortality, and unacceptably low levels of birth registration, vaccination and education, among indigenous communities.
And 73%, or nearly three out of four Australians believe that Indigenous Australians deserve special reference in the preamble of the founding document.
