Sentence examples for samples of native from inspiring English sources
Most offer representative samples of native products at prices below those paid by Soviet citizens in their own shops.
A leader of the team, Dr. Nasrat Wassimi, a plant geneticist who is a native of Jalalabad, left Afghanistan in 2000 after training local teams to collect samples of native nuts, grains, fruits and vegetables.
Class lectures and discussions will analyze samples of Native American, Chicano, African American, and Asian American theater, taking into consideration the historical and political context for the creation of these works.
Each must include information from the student's thumbnail sketch, such as country of origin, language, religion, etc. Students may also choose to include samples of native foods, music, hairstyles, clothing, etc., in order to creatively represent various aspects of his or her cultural identity.
By separating samples of native human ocular mucins on a caesium chloride density gradient, at least three populations consisting predominantly of products of the gene MUC5AC can be identified.
In the system of process type, the students select numerous 'relational' clauses, which is quite different from what Matthiessen (1999, 2006a) found in his registerially varied samples of native speakers' texts.
Therefore, there is an interest in using whole genome amplified (WGA) DNA samples created from patient samples instead of native DNA samples to increase the availability of appropriate samples to query the performance of the assays.
Specifically, Table 5 uses three entirely different samples of natives (i.e. those of White, Asian or Hispanic race) and examines specifically the effect of immigration of individuals of the same ethnicity as the natives in each of the three race/ethnic groups of interest.
To her right, an older woman sells fruit, vegetables and a sampling of native condiments.
Later they went to Bechuanaland, Rhodesia and Belgian Congo, where they collected a sampling of native objects in daily use.
First, a sample of native speakers selected 56 words having maximally strong differences between a dominant and a subordinate meaning.
