Sentence examples similar to non aboriginal experiences from inspiring English sources

There are similarities between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal experiences of menopause, including similar symptom profiles.

The Aboriginal experience continued to be grim.

Therefore, this research aimed to determine the similarities and differences in the menopause experiences of Aboriginal women from regional Western Australia and the experiences of non-Aboriginal Australian women generally to assist in improving our understanding of the menopause transition and more culturally secure health care for this group of Aboriginal women.

We did not explore the voices or experiences of non-Aboriginal People (e.g., from Africa, Asia or the Caribbean) who are also racialized and would have important insights about the impacts (past and present) of colonization on their health.

The interviewers were non-Aboriginal non-smokers who were experienced in conducting individual and focus group interviews and in undertaking research in Aboriginal communities.

Aboriginal communities in developed countries are facing an epidemic of diabetes, but providers working in these environments are often faced with many challenges beyond those experienced in non-Aboriginal settings [ 14].

Aboriginal people in prison have higher rates of mental and cognitive disability than non-Aboriginal prisoners [ 12], and this group experiences higher multiple and complex support needs [ 13, 14].

Maloney (2005) explored the impact of previous experiences on Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal patients' time to seek tertiary care after a cardiac event.

We recognized differences in experiences between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal participants early in the data-gathering process, emanating from the strength of kinship ties in many Aboriginal communities and the subsequent importance of extended family during labour, delivery, and the postpartum period.

There were insufficient data to provide reliable statistics on state-wide differences in dental caries experience among Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal children.

Aboriginal people were also 55percentt more likely to experience spousal abuse than their non-Aboriginal counterparts.