Sentence examples for the former associated from inspiring English sources

The British debate has increasingly focused on the gulf between a "continental" and an "Anglo-Saxon" economic model, the former associated with high wages but low employment, the latter with low wages but high employment.

Unlike the arthropod crown group, the head covering involves two sclerites (labeled "H1" and "H2" in Fig. 6B, the former associated with the eyes), and I follow Waloszek et al. (2005, 2007) in identifying the larger head sclerite as the cover of the post-ocular part of the head.

Using the ensemble Empirical Mode Decomposition procedure on all series, a relationship between climatic indices and hydrological variables in two main modes is determined: the former associated with a mean period of quasi 1.5 3 years related to interannual variability, and the latter with a mean period of quasi 30 35 years, related to decadal low frequency variability.

Functionally, SNAREs can be classified into v-SNAREs and t-SNAREs with the former associated with the vesicle and the latter the target compartment.

Several lines of evidence suggest a dichotomy between immune active and quiescent cancers, with the former associated with a good prognostic phenotype and better responsiveness to immunotherapy.

In addition a study of 180 female patients in South London [ 6] showed that whitened teeth were preferred over teeth with original color with the former associated with greater attractiveness.

Lee Rodwell, once of the London Evening News and the Sun, recalled boozy lunches, as did her husband, the former associate design editor of the Independent, Michael Crozier.

Lakshman Ramamurthy, the former associate director at the F.D.A., is concerned.

"It doesn't mean I dump a friend," the former associate added.

"His best players get the most shots," the former associate said.

However, with his memoir Stage Blood, the former associate director Michael Blakemore has rekindled his feud with Peter Hall.