Sentence examples for level of indigenous from inspiring English sources

The adaptation of foreign goods is visible in a thronelike akonkromfi (praying mantis) chair from Ghana densely decorated with brass upholstery tacks, and the highest level of indigenous sophistication and originality shines through in a cluster of the museum's great Benin bronzes (actually made of copper alloy).

Fu and Pietrobelli (2011) identify a congruent level of indigenous knowledge (absorptive capacity) based on local R&D in the developing country as necessary for gaining economical benefits from foreign technology transfer.

Education also significantly impacted the income level of Indigenous Albertans (4).

The admixture analysis (Table 4) indicates a high level of indigenous Basque admixture throughout Provence 70-900%).

The high level of indigenous Basque admixture in Provence is consistent of a model of the cultural diffusion of agriculture.

Our study shows that these guarantees have a positive effect on public health, resulting in a very low level of indigenous cases of salmonellosis.

Amid crushing levels of indigenous poverty, sky-high suicide rates and thousands of missing and murdered indigenous women, Trudeau had campaigned on a renewed relationship with Canada's indigenous peoples.

The Dominican Order was active in Soconusco during the early years of colonial rule, but withdrew in 1545 due to the low levels of indigenous population and the unhealthy climate.

Many human cancer cells, such as prostate, breast, colon, and malignant mesothelioma, as well as mouse colon and liver hepatoma, are shown to have increased levels of indigenous ROS and are thus under persistent oxidative stress [ 4, 25– 27].

These results suggest that livelihood dependencies and proximity to resources do not necessarily confer an all-embracing ability to monitor environmental conditions and provide further evidence that even in small, cultural homogenous communities levels of indigenous ecological knowledge varies (Atran and Medin 2008).

Women's socio-demographic characteristics including age at birth, parity, highest level of education, indigenous identification and country of birth were assessed.