Sentence examples for neutral affiliations from inspiring English sources
Data showed that applicants with Democratic or liberal affiliations were "deselected at a significantly higher rate" than candidates with conservative or neutral affiliations.
To analyze the context in which silent bared-teeth displays occurred, we categorized the occurrences of this facial expression into three mutually exclusive contexts, according to how the two females interacted 10 sec before and/or after the display: negative (aggression), positive (affiliation), or neutral context (approach or sit in proximity, without further social exchange).
To assess the degree of tolerance among females, we grouped responses to nonagonistic approach as having a negative outcome if the approached female retreated, aggressed, or screamed at the approaching female, a positive outcome if the two females engaged in affiliation, and a neutral outcome if there was no action/reaction from either female [Cooper & Bernstein, 2008; de Waal & Luttrell, 1989].
Some refer to it as the neutral flag, because it has no affiliations with either the Islamic regime or an imperial dynasty.
Craven Cottage is a rarity in that it has neutral zone seats for fans of any affiliation.
The interviewers were trained in qualitative interviewing techniques and discussed how to prevent bias before and after the pilot interviews, they had no affiliation with the HPA and were neutral to the aims of the study.
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