Sentence examples for if emigrating from inspiring English sources

The average lifetime success of these hybrids (taking Localfemale × Foreignmale and Foreignfemale × Localmale together) was estimated to be some 40% that of the pure native group (41% if emigrating parr were assumed to survive).

The overall lifetime success of Foreign fish was estimated to be only 31% that of Local fish under communal rearing conditions (38% if emigrating parr were assumed to survive), which is similar to the value of 35% reported in a previous experiment by McGinnity et al.

If emigrated individuals are returning to Colombia, the family composition and, in particular, the family size of households residing in treatment municipalities may be changing relative to control municipalities.

Patients were censored either if emigrated (or temporary transferred) within the observation period, or at the end of the observation period.

Even former USdefense secretary Robert Gates joked about emigrating if Trump took office.

If you are emigrating from a country other than America, the electrical voltage requirements may not work for most of the larger appliances.

"If I emigrate, I would be limited to Persian media outlets.

Jean recalls: "He said: 'It will be financial suicide if we emigrate.' I remember him saying that.

Cubans can purchase and own more than one used vehicle, and they will no longer lose their car if they emigrate.

The Nuremberg Laws had deprived the Jews of their political rights but not of their civil rights; they were no longer citizens (Reichsbürger), but they remained members of the German state (Staatsangehörige) — which meant that if they emigrated, they were not automatically stateless.

"The manual labourers and semi-skilled workers from Ireland are the most vulnerable to an economic downturn at home, especially in the building trade; they are also the ones least likely to get a job if they emigrate to Britain for work, particularly once the Conservative/Lib Dem cuts start to really bite".