Sentence examples for contributor associated with from inspiring English sources

(Later, came P, a priestly contributor associated with Leviticus; D, who is presumed to have written much of Deuteronomy; and R, the final Redactor, who put the Bible together in the time of Ezra, the sixth or fifth century B.C).

Several contributors are associated with Goldman Sachs, where Kashkari worked before joining the Treasury Department.

This remains a major contributor to morbidity associated with this condition in terms of social, psychologic, and sexual dysfunction.

Thus the findings of Hosonuma et al. are largely in agreement with the findings of this study (Table 5) and highlight that the harvesting of timber and woodfuel are the largest contributor of emissions associated with forest degradation.

The gene could be a contributor to neurotransmission associated with estrous behavior expression and was one of the genes contributing to several ion transport related GO terms found enriched in the DAVID analysis.

Free radical mediated oxidative stress increases with age, and thus may overwhelm the natural repair systems in the elderly (Kowald and Kirkwood 2000) and is a major contributor to diseases associated with aging (Ames et al 1993) an outline of which is given below.

Woodward learned that the money came from Nixon campaign contributors and people associated with the Committee for the Reëlection of the President (the notorious CREEP).

Mr. Bopp said that the law punished people for exercising First Amendment rights and that its requirements were burdensome .To the extent that it requires reporting of contributors or people associated with the organization," he said, "that's an invasion of their privacy and it certainly chills First Amendment activity".

2) If contribution is in excess of $400 to a candidate committee for a chief executive officer of a municipality does contributor or business he/she associated with have a contract with said municipality valued at more than $5,000?

The innate immune response appears to be the major contributor to the inflammation associated with anaemia since suppression of T cells with CsA had no observable effect.

The innate immune response may have been the major contributor to the inflammation associated with anaemia in these mouse strains since suppression of T cells with CsA had no observable effect.