Bone marrow registries tend to reflect or mirror forms of mainstream demographic identification and belonging linked to sentiments of 'national' rather than 'minority' cultural identification.
But we do not need to shy away from this critique of Jewish law entirely, even if it is also associated with the central figure of a religious tradition now separate from our own -- and even if that perspective has been at times linked to negative sentiments about Judaism and Jews.
At the same time, there continues to be a culture of collective denial of the existence of same sex sexualities in the country, a fact perhaps linked to religious sentiments, therefore stifling public debate.
I argue that if cross-sectional and time-series variation in SCCEFs are linked to differences in sentiment, then the SCCEF discount can be used to predict future performance of SCCEFs, international stock markets, or both.
The increase, observers say, is linked to anti-Israel sentiment which reached a crescendo during Israel's Gaza offensive in July.
That's the highest count since 2000, and it's unmistakably linked to anti-vaccination sentiment; most of the cases were in unvaccinated individuals, the CDC says.
Utility defined on feeling is not an unnecessary superstructure: while x (how one feels) is directly linked to the (unprocessed) sentiment towards the relationship, U x) produces a valuation of the feeling level x based on individual judgement and probably depends on past experiences or personality traits.
While right to call out anti-Latino statements, Lopez is wrong to use a slur that is linked to anti-gay sentiments and violence.
His proclamation had a specific prompting: telephone calls that the campaign of his rival, Senator John McCain, had made to Roman Catholics in Michigan, reminding them that Mr. Bush had visited Bob Jones University in South Carolina and recounting some of the anti-Catholic sentiment linked to the institution.
