Sentence examples for language affiliation from inspiring English sources

Their language affiliation remains uncertain.

Fig. 5 Some general hypotheses linking the distribution of subsistence cultures and language affiliation for ca. 4000 BC.

Fig. 7 Some hypotheses linking the distribution of subsistence cultures and language affiliation for ca. 2000 BC.

Fig. 6 Some hypotheses linking the distribution of subsistence cultures and language affiliation for ca. 3000 BC, with indication of the dispersal directions for north Chinese millets, middle Yangtze rice and millet systems, and possible Dawenkou-related coastal dispersal southwards (Tanshishan and Nanguanli).

Using 1,223 mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequences from hypervariable regions 1 and 2 (HVR1 and HVR2) from 32 populations, we found the among-group variation is structured by island, island size, and also by language affiliation.

The language affiliation and present or past history of the populations analyzed are given in Supplementary Table S1.

Almost all practitioners/policymakers and researchers with clinical backgrounds advocated the collection of a number of additional measures (including nationality, language, religious affiliation and experience of discrimination).

Participants were asked basic demographic questions including age, number of children, language group affiliation, area of residence, and any experience within healthcare provision.

For instance, reviewers may give different scores to papers of equal merit by authors with different personal characteristics (e.g. gender, geographical origin, language, institutional affiliation).

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Of the western Pueblo peoples, Acoma and Laguna speak Keresan; the Zuni speak Zuni, a language of Penutian affiliation; and the Hopi, with one exception, speak Hopi, a Uto-Aztecan language.