Sentence examples similar to distant affiliation from inspiring English sources
That sectarian affiliation — however distant — with Iran's mainstream Shiite population has been the basis for repeated accusations of Iranian influence over the Huthis.
An article on Thursday about the prospects for receiving messages from distant planets misstated the affiliation of Dr. Frank Drake, the first astronomer to search for radio signals from aliens, in 1960.
A small number of OTUs from 16S rRNA genes fell into previously described orders/clades (Isochrysiales, Phaeocystales, clades B1 and B2), but most were quite distant from any known lineages without any clear affiliation.
Distances were calculated with PAUP* as described above and the closest neighbours of each query sequence, i.e. the least distant of the previously classified sequences, were determined and recorded together with their affiliation to a TU as previously obtained by applying the optimized clustering parameters.
This shows a strong affiliation with the world far outside Wall Street, which, no matter how distant, is nevertheless greatly affected by the dealmaking that goes on there.
The burial ground, however, maintains a strict separation, not by gender but by religious affiliation; there are three section, one for Quakers, one for non-Quakers, and one for distant relatives of both.
However, despite their affiliation with the same clade, the CODHs of C. subterraneus subsp. tengcongensis and C. subterraneus subsp. yonseiensis are distant enough from each other to exclude their vertical inheritance from the LCA (last common ancestor) of these subspecies.
FORGET your political affiliation.
Political affiliation makes no difference.
