Sentence examples for associated submission from inspiring English sources

I also accept the associated submission made by [the Home Office] that she has in effect adjusted her conduct so as to adopt other customs, dress and mores of a particular social group purely as a way of gaining refugee status".

Shame at being defeated is equally recognisable: the head bows, and sometimes the shoulders slump and the chest narrows too something that is not a million miles away from the cringing postures associated with submission in animals, from chimpanzees to rats, rabbits and even salamanders.

In this study we aimed at assessing the quality of sputum in a district in Central Java and determining patient and health worker factors associated with submission of three good quality sputum samples.

In an American survey in 2000 undertaken by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) 19% of those seeking medical care provided a stool sample; bloody diarrhoea (odds ratio (OR) 3.35) and diarrhoea duration over three days (OR 3.81) were the most important factors associated with submission [ 12].

In practice, we have found Chado to be sufficient for its primary task of storing genomic features, and with our extension to link features to experimental metadata, making it easy to build browser tracks, populate modMine and package GEO submissions by filtering data associated with particular submissions.

Normalization of the data is described in Normalization protocol associated with ArrayExpress submission E-MEXP-1980 E-MEXP-1980 E-MEXP-1980iment described in this manuscript.

GlaxoSmithKline also provided support for aspects of the trial associated with regulatory submission needs of the company under US Food and Drug Administration BB-IND 7920.

In this study, case submission demographic information associated with the laboratory submissions was incomplete.

In any case, the thematic issue will remain open for future submissions associated with InChI as the technology expands in capability and applications.

In all, we analyzed a total of 503 community submissions associated to 50 research articles discussing Arabidopsis gene function.

We conducted the research in 2007 at the BMJ, a general medical journal, where we had access to all the backmatter associated with journal submissions.