Sentence examples for the indigenous proportion from inspiring English sources

Massive immigration from Russia and other parts of the U.S.S.R. decreased the indigenous proportion of the population.

The Indigenous proportion of the total population increases with increasing remoteness, with 24percentt of the Indigenous population residing in remote locations compared with less than 3percentt of non-Indigenous Australians [ 20].

In relation to the mother's years of schooling, the pattern was different between ethnic groups; in the indigenous the proportion of mothers with university education did not exceed 10% but with a modest increase over time, whereas among the non-indigenous this proportion was close to 20%, also with an upward trend (Table 1).

Indigenous land holding also has a significant effect on poverty: the higher the proportion of indigenous lands, the higher the percentage of people living under the established poverty line.

However, the proportion of the indigenous population being return migrants increased from 2 to 4percentt, whereas the proportion of indigenous people among the stayer population has decreased from 8 in 1990 to 7percentt in 2010.

Smaller proportion of the indigenous (11.2 %) than the non-indigenous (34.1 %) ethno-culture group reported one or more reasons for their lower level of dependence on wild foods.

Overall, lesser proportion of the indigenous (11.2 %) than the non-indigenous (34.1 %) ethno-culture groups reported one or more of the five reasons for their low level of dependence on wild foods.

The landscapes in this region are still in a relatively good condition yet a large proportion of the indigenous population that reside within them are seen to be living with major social and health problems.

In our sample, the indigenous group showed the smallest proportion of resilience, but this finding did not reach statistical significance.

New South Wales (NSW) had the largest proportion of the Indigenous estimated resident population 29-300%) in Australia [ 1- 3].

The indigenous newborns showed the highest proportion with birthweight over 4000 g, one percent higher than non-indigenous newborns in all the years studied (Table 2).