The phrase "affiliation time" is not commonly used in written English and may not be easily understood without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing the duration or timing of a person's association with an organization or group.
Example: "During the affiliation time, we expect all members to actively participate in meetings and events."
Alternatives: "association period" or "membership duration".
When an Fmr1 −/y male interacted with a female mouse, it displayed repetitive behavior, engaging in increased duration of self-grooming, and demonstrated reduced male-female affiliation time.
The following details of the studies were extracted: mental health problem studied; author affiliation; time and location of study; number and demographic details of participants; research aims and questions; recruitment and sampling methods; and method of data collection and analysis.
The statistical model contained a random intercept, the outcome variable at baseline as a covariate and the fixed factors effects group affiliation, time and the interaction between time and group affiliation.
Two of Donald Trump's children won't be able to vote for their father in the New York primary next week, after failing to change their party affiliation in time for the state's 19 April primary.
Other registered voters arrived at polling stations claiming they had met all the requirements to switch party affiliation in time, yet still found themselves missing from the list, prompting angry scenes that may further hamper hopes of reconciling the two wings of the Democratic party once the nomination is decided.
It collected, among other individual characteristics, additional information on education and work history, employment situation, income, family background, place of origin, health status, religious affiliation, and time use (an overview of the concepts assessed in each of the three waves is provided in "Appendix").
A number of legends and myths are associated with the deity and the location, differing by religion, ethnic affiliation and time.
Here, group affiliation and time point of measurements during the observation period (12 weeks) were defined as influence factors.
Challenged with evidence that he had changed party affiliation seven times between 1999 and 2012, the Republican candidate defended his political flip-flopping as a necessary expediency.
Moreover, we show that individual characteristics, departmental and organizational affiliations, and time allocation of academics that have started business outside the IP system are different from those of academics that have started businesses to exploit disclosed and patented inventions.
As a member of the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature, he changed his party affiliation five times, earned the nickname "Terrible Terry" (from the Omaha World-Herald_)_, and, over several terms, compiled an effective legislative record that looked suspiciously progressive, one that gave public employees the right to bargain collectively and got property-tax breaks for the low-income elderly.
