Sentence examples for reduction of indigenous from inspiring English sources

President Dilma Rousseff is dependent on their representatives in congress, who have watered down the forest code, and are said to be planning the reduction of indigenous reserves by transferring responsibility for their demarcation from Funai to the conservative-dominated congress.

Quetzaltenango and San Marcos were placed under the command of Juan de León y Cardona, who began the reduction of indigenous populations and the foundation of Spanish towns.

Stool was collected from individual mice (0.030 0.050 g per stool pellet), homogenized in 1 mL 1% proteose peptone, and 100 µl of the homogenate was spread on trypticase soy (TSA) and MacConkey agars and grown overnight at 37°C to verify reduction of indigenous GI microbial flora.

This increase has been accompanied by an increase in high school retention rates and university enrollments, a reduction in unemployment of indigenous Australians, and improvement in health indicators.

The potential for microbial remediation (reduction) of Cr VI) by indigenous microbial populations from the ultramafic soils of Sukinda mines in Jaipur, Orissa, India, was investigated by Mishra et al. (2009).

HHP treatment at 500 MPa for 30 min resulted in the reduction of all the indigenous microbiota below the detection limit of the enumeration method.

In Germany, a rapid reduction in the prevalence of indigenous genotypes, including C2 and D6, has been seen, which has coincided with the emergence of D7 viruses[ 2].

The primary outcome of a statistically significant 10%% reduction in the proportion of Indigenous young people who reported that they had engaged in an episode of short-term risky drinking suggests that locally developed interventions can be potentially effective, and that encouraging partnerships between Indigenous communities and researchers to evaluate community-led intervention is feasible.

This gap offered researchers a greater opportunity to explore the organic load reduction of POME by their indigenous (autochthonous) isolates.

The emerging agglomeration – once an "indigenous reduction" of several ayllukuna – is situated 20 km southwest of the Huaytapallana mountain range (from Quechua huayta for "flower" and pallar for "to harvest") at 12°4'S and 75°12.5′W (urban center, 3260 m asl) on the Shullcas River alluvial fan (Fig. 1).

In conclusion, despite an encouraging decrease in the number of indigenous malaria cases over the past 7 years, the number of imported malaria cases has not seen an equivalent reduction in countries moving towards malaria elimination.