Sentence examples for geographical affiliation from inspiring English sources

You can be in a car based on your race, geographical affiliation, or what gang you're in.

We propose that gender and geographical affiliation be considered by editors when recommending referees for the evaluation of manuscripts.

In this analysis, almost all individuals demonstrated membership of multiple clusters, but some populations displayed membership of predominant clusters that corresponded to geographical affiliation.

Infectious disease surveillance data obtained from the DoD OCONUS laboratory network are shared freely and published in the peer-reviewed literature to inform local, regional and global health program managers irrespective of national or geographical affiliation.

The baseline characteristics that were used as covariates included the following: age and gender of the patient, age and gender of the caregiver, whether the caregiver was working and the geographical affiliation of the dyad (ie, the particular centre in this multicentre study).

UPGMA dendrogram and population structure grouped genotypes into 8 major clusters irrespective of their geographical affiliations.

The objective of this study is to describe the 'scientific identity' of scholarly journals in hospitality and tourism research by reviewing and evaluating the approaches and the geographical affiliations of authors published in selected journals.

Interestingly, we further observed a novel 4 bp deletion/insertion polymorphism (ss4 bp, rs41352448) at 72,314 position of human arylsulfatase D pseudogene, defining a novel sub-lineage Q5 (in 5/15 individuals, i.e., 33.3 % of the observed Y-HG Q) with distributions independent of the social, cultural, linguistic and geographical affiliations in India.

Worth noting in the current data set is the absence of differentiation of Eritrean populations along their geographical and linguistic affiliation, which may be a reflection of their admixture or a common founding population with subsequent drift.

Details of all the studied populations, their sample size, ethnic and linguistic affiliations, geographical locations, subsistence patterns and their literature sources are given in the supplementary Table S1.

Some of these schemes cover similar geographical entities, professional affiliations and some other joint activity.