Sentence examples for close membership from inspiring English sources

At K = 2, B. rapa and B. napus shared close membership and obviously diverged from B. juncea, suggesting a unique gene pool for B. juncea, which would be mainly attributed to the B genome composition of B. juncea.

Condition (b) implies that the buyer group has closed membership, meaning that its members can block the entry of additional members if group enlargement reduces their consumer surplus.8 Moreover, we do not consider the possibility of side payments among customers.

Some covens have closed membership and do not accept new members.

Participants were at least 18 years old, had at least a sixth grade education, and were recruited from the closed-membership Harris Chronic Illness Panel (a subset of the multi-million member Harris Pole Online Panel).

It continued: "Mr Hammond is thought to favour a settlement as close to membership of the single market as possible.

It will join two other western Balkan countries: Macedonia, whose negotiations are blocked by its name dispute with Greece, and Croatia, which is close to membership.

Borrowers outside the EU might inch closer to membership.

He said he was stepping down because he had fulfilled his task of bringing Montenegro closer to membership in the European Union and NATO.

FOR a community theater, the Bergen County Players, who perform in the Little Firehouse Theater in Oradell, have an unusually close-knit membership.

A previous round of talks was held on Wednesday, a day after Ukraine announced it would drop its status as "non-aligned", a move which brings it a step closer to membership of Nato.

Up until John McDonnell withdrew his candidacy for the Labour party leadership this morning it was fast becoming clear that, once nominations closed, the membership was going to be faced with a massive dilemma when their ballot forms arrived.