Sentence examples for indigenous relatives from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic identity of dsrA genes (3) observed at JCHS suggests that the indigenous relatives of Pyrobaculum spp. and or Caldivirga spp. exhibit metabolic potential for sulfate reduction, in addition to the possible reduction of more reduced forms of S (i.e., sreA-like discussed above).

Little is known about the incidence and mortality of head and neck cancer among Indigenous relative to non-Indigenous populations in the developed world.

Unadjusted cancer survival (HR = 1.30, 95% CI 1.15-1.48) anon-cancercer survival (HR = 2.39, 95% CI 1.57-3.63) were lower in the Indigenous relative to non-Indigenous patients over the follow-up period.

The results showed that the most likely cluster of imported cases (relative risk = 7.52, p < 0.001) and indigenous cases (relative risk = 153.56, p < 0.001) occurred in the Pearl River Delta Area; while a secondary cluster of indigenous cases occurred in one district of the Chao Shan Area (relative risk = 471.25, p < 0.001).

The distribution of exotic and indigenous forest relative to slope group is presented in Table 3.

Table 3 Distribution (percentage) of standing exotic and indigenous forest relative to slope group Slope group Exotic forest Indigenous forest D (16 20°) 8 0 E (21 25°) 40 20 F (26 35°) 49 60 G (>35°) 3 20.

Rates of placement in care were significantly higher for Indigenous children (Relative Risk (RR) 27.30; 95%CI 19.19 to 38.84; p < .001) and for non-Indigenous children (RR 110.10; 95%CI 61.70 to 196.49; p < .001) with a history of maternal imprisonment compared to children of mothers with no corrections record.

Results indicate low levels of risky sexual behaviour in the indigenous population relative to other groups.

There are marked disparities in the health, including oral health, of Indigenous Australians relative to their non-Indigenous counterparts.

It was stressed that there is no consistent pattern of the cancer risk level among circumpolar indigenous people relative to European or North American populations [ 26].

The inferior health of Indigenous Australians relative to other Australians, and the role of poor nutrition in the health disparity presents a compelling reason to identify cost-effective interventions for nutrition improvement.