Sentence examples for indigenous using from inspiring English sources

All parents/carers will be asked whether the child is Indigenous using the Standard Indigenous Question 17 at time of presentation at the burn unit as part of routine admission questions.

Additionally, when looking at neonatal measures for these children, a lower proportion of those who would be identified as non-Indigenous using only information from the WA Register of Births and the WA Midwives Notification Systemm were born with birth weight less than 2500 grams or at gestational age of less than 37 weeks.

Table 4 shows the comparison for a selection of health and wellbeing indicators as collected in the WAACHS for children who were consistently identified as being of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin in both the WAACHS and the registers, and those who would be identified as non-Indigenous using only data from the WA Register of Births and the WA Midwives Notification Systemm.

The study of indigenous resilience using non-indigenous frameworks also suggests cautionary interpretation of the findings [ 8, 39].

Technology is getting a look in when Indigenous use QR codes to allow a consumers to trace their garment's supply chain and MIT have a SourceMap that tracks global brands.

Ethnopharmacology focuses on the understanding of local and indigenous use of medicines and therefore an emic approach is inevitable.

In combination with strong tides and seasonal rainfall, these rivers create dynamic deltas with biodiversity-rich and productive ecosystems that, through flooding, have sustained indigenous use systems for centuries.

By the early 20th century, the indigenous use of peyote for religious purposes had attracted the attention of the US government, which sought to outlaw its use.

The relatively recent emergence of Salvia divinorum in modern Western culture, in comparison to its long continuing traditions of indigenous use, contrasts widely differing attitudes on the subject.

These amphibians are often called "dart frogs" due to the Amerindians' indigenous use of their toxic secretions to poison the tips of blowdarts.

Unlike LSD, MDMA and other synthetic psychoactive drugs, ayahuasca has a history of indigenous use in South America which dates to long before the war on drugs and the resulting Convention on Psychotropic Substances.