If you have notable names or affiliations within the project, your response rate can be higher if the invitation comes from them or with their name attached.
Local notables, with their affiliations and alliances, were ruled out.
Correction: May 3 , 2001 Thursday A television review on April 21 about "Varian's War," a film on Showtime about the efforts of Varian Fry, an American, to save European artists and intellectuals from the Holocaust, misstated the religious affiliation of some notable figures he rescued.
The EcoComplex not only gave us access to the scientists at Rutgers University but also brought us credibility through its affiliation with NASA and other notable institutions.
The Supplement to Exhibit 8 is an annotated list of the persons involved and is notable for providing each person's main affiliation outside the federal government.
Oxford has educated many notable alumni, including 27 Nobel laureates (60 total affiliations), 26 British Prime Ministers (most recently David Cameron) and many foreign heads of state.
The only notable deviation with the protein trees is that the affiliation of Hafniomonas with the Crucicarteria suffered from low statistical support in both nucleotide-based phylogenetic analyses.
I thought a typical reference of this sort, Princeton affiliation or not, would cite a person's most notable position.
Rubio's affiliation with FFPC isn't new, but it's notable in light of the shooting at an gay nightclub in Orlando.
Among the more notable academic additions were the establishment of a School of Law in 1858 and the affiliation of the College of Physicians and Surgeons with Columbia in 1860.
It is notable that Rig Vedic Book 7 is ascribed to the sage Vasishta, whose affiliation with the mainly Iranic sun-worshipping Mitra-Varuna tradition is nevertheless codified in the Hindu gotra system and became especially popular in the medieval assimilation of sun-worshipping Iranic peoples (Huna, Maitraka, and Gurjar) in Gujarat and the Western states [ 8].
