Sentence examples for by accession from inspiring English sources

By mid-May the SPA's rating had slipped to 36% while the DPA's had risen to 38%, boosted in part by accession to NATO in April.

As you say, all this takes not 18 months but maybe four years.One cavil though: getting into the European Union matters for Scotland, and the balance of opinion is that it would be by accession treaty rather than treaty amendment.

A friendly rivalry has long characterized relations between Spain and Portugal, as neighboring countries that not only developed a strong trade flow but also followed similar paths from dictatorship to democracy in the 1970s, followed by accession to the European Union a decade later.

The compared sequences are represented by accession numbers.

Growth parameters were affected by accession (genotype), explant type, and environment.

The European nation states are profoundly affected by accession to the European Communities and, as we have seen, the integration process has constrained their willpower and has Europeanised identities.

The qtl-by-accession and qtl-by-symbol services provide detailed information about specific QTLs.

This information may then be used to retrieve further details about a particular QTL using the above mentioned qtl-by-accession-id or qtl-by-symbol services or any other semantic web service that provides information given a QTL accession ID and/or symbol.

The INVIND data allow us to distinguish whether the effect on turnover is driven by accessions, separations or both.

Samples of V. monantha subsp. calcarata are a good example for intraspecific heterogeneity as shown by accessions 102 and 43, characterized by one specific band each.

By the third day in Martinsburg the strikers had been "reinforced during the night at all points by accessions of working men engaged in other avocations than railroading," which, by the way, made it virtually impossible for federal troops by then on the scene to recruit scabs to run the trains.