Sentence examples for external affiliation from inspiring English sources

As Anthony DeRosa, the social media editor of Reuters, wrote earlier this year, the goal of a news blog like The Lede is to further that sort of collaboration, by becoming "part of a cooperative effort among outside sources, linking back and forth to one another, without regard for their internal or external affiliation.

We compare the scientific productivity of PhD students who are hired from a fine-grained set of mutually exclusive affiliation types: a PhD supervisor's affiliation, an external affiliation from which the supervisor derives her coauthors, and an external affiliation with which the supervisor has no coauthorship ties.

Smilor (1987) extended the Campbell model with an emphasis on the external environment (incubator affiliation and support systems) to the neglect of the internal processes occurring inside the incubator.

Some HEIs have also opted for affiliation with external academic institutions.

In order of importance the four factors were, Generic Managerial Skills, Communication and Presentation Skills, Experience and Credence, and Religious Affiliation and External Connection.

I collected the following information for spin-offs from 61 regions: industry affiliation of external investors, their turnover (if present), the presence among the CEO (founders) of small enterprises of real work experience in business until 2009, and personal affiliation of spin-off owners with other companies.

Thus, leading territories in 2-point contact level, i.e., affiliation with the external entrepreneurs, are Moscow, Tatarstan, Saint-Petersburg, Tomsk, and Nizhny Novgorod regions.

External chaplains from other religious affiliations (rabbis, imams, Greek orthodox priests) are solicited on patient request.

Physician researchers who were embedded in or formally affiliated with a program were more likely to report interaction with decision-makers compared with external researchers without any form of affiliation.

External influences such as socioeconomic status, marital status and tribal affiliation were not significant determinants of prenatal intended duration of EBF.

This problem was tackled by manually triangulating our automatically-retrieved affiliation results with data from the Foundation affiliation database using two external data sources [74, 75].