Sentence examples for associated with views from inspiring English sources

Rigell added that he would remain a Republican unless the party became permanently associated with views and policies espoused by Trump, in which case he would become an independent instead.

"Universities don't want to be associated with views which aren't part of the moral consensus," Dennis Hayes, professor of education at the University of Derby and founder of Academics for Academic Freedom, says.

Perhaps more importantly, identifying how different attitudes towards transport more generally (the latent variables identified by factor analysis) are associated with views on safety would allow targeted material to be developed to educate and provide information to users and non-users.

In the following years, many other groups from across the world have reported the health benefits associated with views of nature, daylight exposure and related elements [ 73] (Table 2).

Self-reported adherence to chelation was not associated with views about necessity or concerns, but negatively correlated with perceived sensitivity to DFO (Sensitive Soma scale; r=−0.23, p=0.01) and side effects of oral chelation (r=−0.14, p=0.04).

Due to the limited range of perceptual and cognitive operations that are associated with viewing still images of a restricted number of categories, the associated neural activity involves a smaller portion of the cerebral cortex.

The kernel model may be a useful tool to quantify the LST uncertainties associated with viewing and illumination angles.

Little research has investigated women's interest in and factors associated with viewing their ultrasound image in abortion care.

It is also quicker to block porn than it is to do the hard work of preventing and punishing the crimes – inaccurately – associated with viewing porn.

Earlier research has identified consumer characteristics associated with viewing Nutrition Facts labels; however, little is known about those who view front-of-package nutrition labels.

Researchers have warned about discomfort (headaches, nausea) associated with viewing 3-D images for extended periods a point underscored by warnings issued by the TV manufacturers themselves.