Sentence examples similar to language without genetic affiliation from inspiring English sources

A further reclassification in terms of genetic affiliation, also made possible as a result of improved knowledge, occurred with respect to a group of languages known as Kadu (or Kadugli-Krongo, formerly Tumtum) spoken in the Nuba Hills of Sudan.

Northeast Indian tribes, particularly Tibeto-Burman linguistic groups indicate genetic affiliation with East Asians.

The genetic affiliation of Hydnophora and Trachyphyllia with Faviidae has previously been proposed by Fukami et al. [ 8, 12].

Full-length HDV genome sequences from isolates dFr2072 and dFr2736 were characterized to determine their genetic affiliation.

Undoubtedly, the patterns of contact with other languages have helped to obscure the genetic affiliations of the Manchu-Tungus languages.

Even though the sound structure of the Khoisan languages is unique, their resemblance to each other in this respect has not provided the evidence needed to unravel all their internal genetic affiliations, let alone their relationships to other African languages.

Without genetic knowledge, these would be insoluble mysteries.

Interested in liminal spaces between territory, language and social affiliation, the collective advances an agenda of productive dissent in public space through play and performance.

They cannot learn language without it.

He speaks their language without patronizing them.

Do reading and using the English language have a genetic component?