Sentence examples for membership position from inspiring English sources

Tumours with a low silhouette information (silhouette < 0.20) were considered borderline instances and were classified by first filtering the data in a Kruskal-Wallis hypothesis test (P < 0.01) while leaving out all such borderline tumours and then determining their membership position by re-applying the cluster procedure.

Mr. Miller could name the full structure of the Council as early as today, although he was still shifting pieces of the jigsaw puzzle of leadership and committee membership positions last night, aides said.

Although Ms Merkel wants negotiations to go ahead, she thinks Turkey's relations with the EU should stop short of full membership—a position that is now supported by a large majority of Germans.

Miliband, meanwhile, launched Labour's business manifesto, pledging to keep Britain inside the European Union and describing the Conservatives' plan to hold a referendum on E.U. membership (a position it adopted in response to by-election gains by UKIP) as "a clear and present danger" to British jobs.

Some retailing analysts said that the more significant news in the memo was the elimination of the 1,200 membership recruiter positions.

Bandura also held many organizational memberships and positions, including APA president (1974) and American Academy of Arts and Sciences AAASS) fellow (1980).

These 23 were linked through a combination of board memberships, executive positions and advisory roles to 111 corporations.

Since 1988, he had served as director of membership, a key position at The A.P., a nonprofit cooperative made up of member newspapers and broadcasters.

Friends say that leadership is the last thing on his mind, not least because Corbyn's overwhelming mandate from the membership makes his position unassailable, for the moment at least.

Mr. Liu might be dead today had not his longtime Communist Party membership and social position encouraged the provincial court to look more carefully at his case, his family and lawyers say.

At the same time, the committee proposes a far greater emphasis on "opt-in" payments from the unions to Labour, rather than the present opt-out scheme that makes donating to the party through union membership a default position.