Sentence examples for replacement of indigenous from inspiring English sources

Another factor in the increase in marine mammal harvesting is the replacement of indigenous people's degradable hemp-fiber fishing nets with strong polymer-based nets.

Viruses characterized from recent outbreaks in 2015 and 2017 displayed amino acid substitution at position 167 (G→E) on the surface of VP28 protein which has demonstrated the probable replacement of indigenous virus pool.

Proximity to the artificial insemination facility led to an improvement in the stock of animals through the replacement of indigenous cows with cross-bred cows.

There are therefore significant concerns that the replacement of indigenous breeds with commercial strains of poultry could pose a real threat to the poultry genetic resources.

We developed a stochastic model of the transmission dynamics of measles, simulating the effects of different levels of migration, vaccination coverage and importation of new genotypes on patterns in the persistence and replacement of indigenous genotypes.

Part of the increased concentrate consumption can be explained by the replacement of indigenous cows with cross-bred cows, especially in Ethiopia, where concentrate differences are smaller and the breed replacement stronger.

The notable E-M81 frequency decrease in the historical sample, relative to the indigenous one, is in agreement with a strong European replacement of the indigenous males at the beginning of the conquest [ 5].

Another post by Collett retweeted by Baiklock claims that multiculturalism amounts to "the replacement of the indigenous European people".

Later, between about 100 and 50 kya, a final exodus of H. sapiens (or successive waves of such emigrations) ultimately led to the replacement of those indigenous (albeit ultimately African-derived) Asians and Europeans.

The probability of pattern 4 occurring increased as the vaccine coverage increased, occurring in 90% of the simulations once the vaccination coverage was ≥60%, with rapid replacement of the indigenous genotype occurring in the remaining (10%) simulations.

For both assumptions about the importation rate, rapid replacement of the indigenous genotype was unlikely to occur if the vaccination coverage was low e.g. occurring in 0 2% of the simulations if no individuals were vaccinated.