Sentence examples for mater was not from inspiring English sources
Gastón Melo, the chief executive of Espacio de Vinculación Asociación Civil, a consulting firm associated with Grupo Televisa of Mexico that specializes in employment matters, said that a recruit's alma mater was not the sole factor involved in getting a job.
Dickenman, who has resurrected Central Connecticut State's dormant basketball program in just six years at his alma mater, was not feeling sorry for his team despite its role as a heavy road underdog in what is supposed to be a neutral-site tournament.
In another study, CSD directly activated trigeminovascular nociceptors without perivascular meningeal inflammation (the dura mater was not examined) [45].
A) Capsaicin-stimulated CGRP release from the dura mater was not altered by kynurenate (hemisected scull preparation, n = 8 each).
A) Capsaicin-stimulated CGRP release from the dura mater was not altered by naratriptan (hemisected scull preparation, n = 12 each).
In the hemisected skull preparation, capsaicin-stimulated CGRP release from the dura mater was not inhibited by kynurenate 2 mM (136% of controls, Figure 5).
Benjamin F. Stapleton III, a Yale law graduate and senior partner, acknowledges that alma mater is not a perfect way to evaluate candidates.
"Mari Mater is not only a tremendous artist," says Dr. Carmen Ruiz Fischler, the director of the new $55 million Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico, "but she is helping others through Quenepón.
"If there are obstacles that still stand in the way of women reaching their full potential, then my alma mater is not living up to the ideals of coeducation," Kinsey said.
How Kwansei Gakuin chose "Old Nassau" for its own alma mater is not known, but finding out has become a pet cause of Herb Hobler '44 since he was given a cassette recording of it last year by Jean Jansen, the widow of his classmate, Marius Jansen '44, a longtime professor of Japanese history.
From animal experiments we know that CGRP applied on rat dura mater is not activating meningeal afferents [46].
