Sentence examples for establishment associated with from inspiring English sources

The bureaucracy, aristocracy, and military establishment associated with the royal family, coupled with the large number of immigrants after slavery was abolished in 1888, brought many changes to Brazil's culture, landscape, and urban infrastructure (Santos 1996; Gomes 2007).

There is little difference between the probabilities of disease establishment associated with host variation in TD or κD.

The Centre d'imagerie et de cancérologie Léonard de Vinci is a private establishment associated with a medical group comprising radiology, radiotherapy, scanner and MRI centres.

Note that the founding individuals are not random mutants, and this is different from the conventional scheme of founder establishment associated with random genetic drift.

Previous histological studies revealed that resistance to M. pinodes in accession P665 was characterized by a lower succeed in colony establishment, associated with the rapid death of the epidermal cell being attacked by M. pinodes and by a smaller colony size [ 34].

The report also mentions that "tracing of shellfish to source showed evidence of contamination and there have been reports of illness in other establishments associated with oysters from the same source," indicating a problem with the supplier.

Oysters were served raw; razor clams may not have been appropriately handled or cooked; tracing of shellfish to source showed evidence of contamination and there have been reports of illness in other establishments associated with oysters from the same source.

The program increases the sales and number of establishments associated with general retail trade in the treatment group.

This paper conducts the same analysis for sales, the number of employed workers, and the number of establishments associated with general retail and food and beverage retail because the municipalities primarily use this program in the tourism and agricultural sectors.

Shortly after the Cuban Revolution of 1959, newly elected Cuban President Manuel Urrutia Lleó, a devout Christian and liberal, began a program of closing gambling outlets, nightclubs, and other establishments associated with Havana's hedonistic lifestyle.

In the troubled 1990s, the country's secular establishment was associated with economic instability (inflation averaged 70%), a pitiless war against the Kurdistan Workers' party (PKK), and a spiteful policy that banned girls in headscarves from public universities.