Sentence examples for if introduce from inspiring English sources

From the semiclassical transport equations, using a procedure developed for other semiconductors (see for example [9 14]), one can formulate macroscopic models that are more suited for CAD purposes because they avoid the numerical solutions of the Boltzmann equations, even if introduce some approximations for the needed closure relations, see e.g. [9, 15, 16].

This probability reduces further if introduce the realistic constraint that the SFII helicases should belong to one of the 3 observed families.

Switches can corrode if introduced to excessive salt water.

"Laker Girls," he growls, as if introducing a sexy jazz standard.

A levy... would, if introduced sensitively, hold no fears for convenience stores.

If introduced, this hardship penalty will hurt millions of families across the country.

Dampening speculation in the property market, if introduced at a national level.

Employers welcomed the government's support for such contracts if introduced on a fair basis.

If introduced into American law, the precautionary principle would fundamentally shift the burden of proof.

Unionists are still resisting the implementation of the bill which would, if introduced, have equal legal clout to the European Human Rights Act.

Cameron rejected Miliband's demands on the grounds that the proposals would only work if introduced simultaneously across the European Union.