Sentence examples for result of affiliation from inspiring English sources

It shows, for example, that every religion is losing and gaining members, but that the Roman Catholic Church "has experienced the greatest net losses as a result of affiliation changes".

The rationale expressed by interviewees for participation in a public-private partnership with NCI included expectations of increased market share, higher patient volumes, and enhanced opportunities for cancer physician recruitment as a result of affiliation with the NCI.

Writers like the poet David Tucker have earned national attention as a result of their affiliation with the center, which also offers writing workshops for adults, children and social-service organizations.

In a hospital setting, a physician may see a particular type of patient as a result of their affiliation with one or more units that serves a particular clientele.

Her appointment was surely a result of her affiliations with and contributions to the Studio Museum of Harlem, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Harlem Cultural Council, the Access Stage Media Guild, and the National Conference of Artists.

Darwin would argue that the affinities between species are real and the result of a natural affiliation of all species.

This past week's release of Giving USA's 2014 report noted that "giving to religion continues to slow; this is the result of declining religious affiliation and attendance and increased giving to religious-oriented charitable organizations categorized within the other subsectors".

And while many of them, including Mr. Seeger, suffered banishment and harassment as a result of their political affiliations, the crimes of Joseph R. McCarthy and his allies come nowhere near those of Stalin.

Increased ERα expression resulted in a shift of affiliation, with male ERα-MeA males spending almost no time in contact with the familiar female [13].

Trade unionists would no longer be able to vote as a result of their automatic union affiliation, but would have to agree to pay a £3 affiliation fee to the party to take part.

Trade unionists would no longer be able to vote as a result of their automatic union affiliation, but would have to agree to pay a £3 affiliation fee to Labour to take part.