Sentence examples for more indigenously from inspiring English sources

He began playing accordion at age 7, and he was soon under the spell of Martinez, the accordionist who in the mid-1930's helped conjunto become a popular, working-class dance music and created a new, more indigenously Texas-Mexican style of playing the accordion, with fewer bass notes and more focus on the melody.

Neither of the 2 more recently indigenously infected older animals with nonspecific clinical features would have been detected without such testing, and neither would have been identified as atypical without confirmatory Western blots.

Even so, for every year from 1984 to 2001, SE4 accounted for more than half of all indigenously acquired S. enterica ser.

After analyzing the debris of the rocket North Korea fired in December to put a satellite into orbit, South Korean officials said North Korea indigenously built crucial components of a missile that can fly more than 6,200 miles.

Because non-conforming ORFs do not occur indigenously in random DNA of any reasonable length, they may be the result of the splicing of two or more exons that existed in ancestral intron-dense genes.

Some in South Korea advocate another system, developed indigenously.

Most of the Korean slaves were indigenously generated.

He cooks ingeniously and indigenously, using produce from Brazil and particularly the Amazon.

That dispute will be harder to settle if the North can produce centrifuges indigenously.

"Tehran may be able to indigenously produce enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon by late this decade," Mr. Tenet said.

They also found some foreign-made components, despite North Korea's claim that its rocket was "indigenously produced 100 percent".