Sentence examples for native status from inspiring English sources

Washington is a transient city, and those who grew up here wear their native status as a badge of honor.

This is despite their protected "native" status, "threatened" status in the state of Victoria and IUCN Red List designation as vulnerable to extinction.

Mr. Bush's speech here, delivered in a drizzling rain as Coast Guard vessels bobbed in the waters behind him, marked a return to the state where he was born -- a native status that the adopted Texan rarely talks about, identifying himself more with Midland, the Texas town in which he grew up.

Even if the native partner's education level is low, which we expect due to assortative mating, their "native status" accords more labor market opportunities.

To visualize the close-to-native chromatin in vivo, techniques with a better preservation of the native status of the nuclei, i.e., high-pressure freezing, cryo-sectioning, and cryo-electron tomography, are necessary (Scheffer et al. 2011).

Differences in species selection criteria exist between the four groups, with variations primarily related to consideration of neighboring species and native status, key factors when managing for a resilient urban forest.

Of the 2629 taxa analyzed here, about 50 could not be reliably categorized into native floristic regions, due to lacking nativity information, highly questionable non-native status, or native-nonnative hybrid origin; eight of these were reported invasive (see Supplemental Dataset S1).

There is no sign that the Seleucid government oppressed the native peoples they seem, on the contrary, to have aimed at improving the natives' status as far as possible, largely through bringing them into contact with Greek modes of urban existence.

We then performed cryo-ET analysis on the nuclei regions to characterize the architectures of chromatin fibers in the close-to-native status in situ.

In Northeast Asia, the non-native status of B. papyrifera in Japan has been repeatedly reported (Ohwi 1965; Kitamura and Murata 1980; Okamoto 2006) while this species is regarded as native in Korea (Yun and Kim 2009).

Due to the Act, the BLM manages horses and burros as "wild" regardless of their native or non-native status.