Sentence examples for a combination of associate from inspiring English sources

Fans have already pledged almost £2m and a combination of associate directors and individual 'high net worth' investors another £1m.

The combined effect of the double mutant may indicate a combination of effects associated with loss of both histone H3K9 and H3K14 acetylation.

In general, e can be written as a combination of coefficients associated with each mechanism of irreversible energy loss [50]: {e}_{tot}=1-{displaystyle sum_{m=1}^{m= n}}left 1-{e}_m^2right) (8 where e tot is described as a combination of an n number of coefficients each associated with energy loss mechanism m.

The lessons drawn from the economic analysis of illegal acts, which shows that the level of deterrence hinges on a combination of effects associated with the intensiveness of surveillance and the severity of the sanction stresses the importance to define an optimal deterrent policy (c) [3, 13].

Based on the deformation mechanisms of rock salt, modelers can choose an effective viscosity which is an implementation of power law creep, making a combination of viscosity associated with both dislocation and solution-precipitation creep (a similar approach is used in many other papers by the salt tectonics modeling community such as van Keken et al. 1993; Koyi 2001; Ings and Beaumont 2010).

The final product became "a cold, ruthless character who wasn't vulnerable", which she later named "Electra Heart" and detailed as a tool to represent a combination of elements associated with the American Dream and Greek tragedy, and added that visuals would merge the differing concepts into a cohesive idea.

The likelihood of a single reproduction of infection in a specific location and time reflects a combination of probabilities associated with different processes and events.

The disease may present clinically either with an individual symptom or a combination of symptoms associated with loss of pancreatic function.

Proteins with a combination of domains associated with ubiquitination and RNA binding are common in many species [ 41]; trypanosomes are no exception.

Our analyses indicate that this variation is generated by a combination of features associated with pigmentary and structural color chromatophores (as previously reported in birds [ 40, 41]).

In the game of dice task, subjects must guess which number will occur with the throw of a dice and are allowed the option of a combination of numbers associated with fixed probabilities of winning or losing.