Sentence examples for associate coming from from inspiring English sources

Casey Wade joins the lab as a Postdoctoral Associate, coming from Texas A&M, where he worked with Prof. Francois Gabbai.

None of Starbucks's 19 sales associates come from that corner of town.

Isn't it a dreadful thought that one old Etonian could be replaced by another?" Banks's associates come from a different world.

Unlike our undergraduate years, where friends and associates came from all walks of life and disciplines and, more often than not, you've lived around these random people for a year or two, graduate studies seem to require a special kind of isolation.

A considerable proportion of the available literature on ILD, both general and drug associated, comes from Japan.

The transmittance signal of a precipitant system measured with a focused laser beam carries associated noise coming from several sources.

There are known academic advantages associated with coming from a wealthy background, and since black and ethnic minority children are less likely to come from a well-off family, it is not surprising that there are fewer black academics.

As a second step, we studies 12 coins and associated sediments coming from the same site but excavated in March 2009.

[Qualitative interview, Female Sports Organiser, 35 years] On the other hand, data from the FGDs also point to the social stigma associated with coming from poorer backgrounds in this community, which, we found, has complex and negative implications for engaging in sports and other physical activities.

All measured values were reported in the text with the associated standard uncertainty coming from the measurement instrumentation specifications and the measured phones power stability.

The plume appears to be associated with water coming from terrain underlain by relatively erosion-resistant rock in the adjoining mountains.