Sentence examples for separate association from inspiring English sources

We also investigate the separate association between PCH variability and extreme cold temperatures or heavy snowfall (Figs. 3 and 4).

For many years, there was a separate association of divorce mediators with members in most states in America.

It is a ban notwithstanding the fact that a PAC created by a corporation can still speak, for a PAC is a separate association from the corporation.

An ecologic study using panel data from 2001-2005 was used to evaluate the joint and separate association of household firearm ownership and antidepressant prescription rates with the distribution of suicide rates across the United States.

Since population structure may greatly affect functional variation underlying resistance to BB, separate association analysis of 198 indica genotypes using 40,396 SNPs and 3 principal components were carried out.

In 1949, Periyar's chief lieutenant, Conjeevaram Natarajan Annadurai, established a separate association called the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), or Dravidian Advancement Association.

The organization formerly known as the United States Pxxx Association has re-formed itself into two separate Associations.

Of the seven PFCs examined, PFOSA, MePFOSA-AcOH, and PFOA were most often observed to be associated with semen quality end points, with 5, 3, and 2 separate associations, respectively.

They have also sent out their own missionaries and created separate associations of congregations, like the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, which by itself counts 1,800 churches as contributors to its budget.

In some countries where there are no separate associations for museum personnel, the national committees of ICOM fill the role of professional association.

But he is well aware that many black evangelicals remain skeptical of the Southern Baptists, preferring to remain in separate associations like the largely black National Baptist Convention U.S.A., which has 7.5 million members.