Sentence examples for aid associations from inspiring English sources

Having confirmed AID associations at both re-VH and c-MYC in our Ramos subculture, we next examined the chromatin state at these loci to identify histone markers of hypermutation.

Four clusters were revealed on the basis of the patterns of AID associations.

Respondents thought that although there were many associations in their community such as local mutual aid associations, professional associations, nongovernmental organizations, there were no organizations that monitored health centre activities, or had healthcare goals or discussed healthcare issues during their meetings.

"Many of these acts were planned, organized and sustained," says a carefully researched report by East Timor's leading women's aid association.

One local migrant aid association responded that only a tiny fraction of funding came from the region, most was from donations, and warned against "stirring up hatred against refugees from war zones".

Levimatteo Mathews, who heads an Italian aid association that has been the biggest single donor to the council in Tamil Nadu, said the project had worked "because of its personal touch and its holistic approach" to mother and child needs.

The shame of victimhood is so strong that some victims, hearing of investigations and possible court proceedings, fear it is they who will be brought to trial for their "relationships" with members of the militias, according to the women's aid association, Forum Komunikasi Untuk Perempuan Loro Sae, which is known by the shortened name Fokupers.

Endo had reportedly allowed a farmers’ mutual aid association that he headed to claim illegal subsidies from the government, while Sakamoto was found to have faked funding reports in 2004 and 2005 for her political support group.

F.D.R. challenged six private organizations -- the YMCA, YWCA, National Catholic Community Service, the National Jewish Welfare Board, the Traveler's Aid Association and the Salvation Army -- to create this yet-to-be-named non-profit morale-booster.

To test this, we used chromatin immunoprecipitations (ChIPs) to test for AID association with hypermutating loci in Ramos.

Because it is unlikely that 17.2.25 gene rearrangements would be amplified by our primer sets, enrichments we obtained for the 17.2.25 locus after AID ChIP (Fig. 4B) are likely to be an under-representation of the actual level of AID association.