Sentence examples for model of indigenous from inspiring English sources

This study raises awareness of the potential outcomes of future water management and stimulates communication between indigenous people, the scientific community and water managers by developing a model of indigenous understanding from which to predict eco-hydrological change.

Based on the main mechanisms of IMEOR (indigenous microbial enhanced oil recovery), a mathematical model of indigenous microbial flooding reflecting the migration, growth, metabolism and adsorption properties of indigenous microorganisms was established.

Next steps  The model of indigenous civil registrars and the encouraging results have attracted the interest of the Peruvian government and especially of RENIEC.

Such evaluation of Brazil's current model of indigenous healthcare is necessary for improving coverage, access, and quality of services [ 38, 45, 46].

Lessons learned The model of indigenous civil registrars could be applied in countries where children live in socially excluded communities with no access to birth registration, especially in Amazon regions.

It has demonstrated the feasibility of such an approach and highlights a model of Indigenous led intervention research that partners, at the request of an Indigenous community itself, with researchers who have specific expertise in utilising evaluation designs and appropriate and practical measures [ 17].

We developed spatial distribution models of indigenous agroecosystems in Hawai'i to identify their potential past distribution, productive and carrying capacities, and future potential under current land-use and mild-to-severe future climate scenarios.

The Zapatistas also say that their decision to bow out of the limelight was deliberate — an effort to focus energy on ensuring the success of the communities the movement still controls in Chiapas that are held up by some as models of indigenous autonomy.

"We took the model of the indigenous community cafe," Galloway said, "and blew it out to the scale of international global telecommunications". Americans take the telephone for granted, Galloway said, but many have come to associate high-tech communications only with network television and Fortune 500 boardrooms.

A recent Australian mixed-methods study of a caseload model for Indigenous Australian women in the Northern Territory reported that caseload midwives felt that they could 'really make a difference' to women [ 15].

A lack of published growth models for indigenous New Zealand forest species means that the sustainable management of these species are difficult to achieve at present.