Sentence examples for unknown affiliation from inspiring English sources

The panel had 10 Democrats, 8 Republicans and one member of unknown affiliation.

United Nations peacekeepers operated checkpoints alongside Sierra Leone soldiers, militiamen and rifle-toting men of unknown affiliation who were dressed mostly in T-shirts and flip-flops.

Were H. R. Haldeman and John Ehrlichman actually receiving their orders from Pluto? Was it because of some previously unknown affiliation with strange fashion cultists that Spiro T. Agnew wore ties with polka dots the size of half-dollars?

Militiamen of unknown affiliation, sitting with rocket-propelled grenade launchers in the back of Toyota pickups, roamed the dust-swept desert city, increasing the fears of the residents left behind.

Our results showed two strains of that species, three named and five unnamed congeners, and six archaeal OTUs of unknown affiliation.

Concerning religion, we differentiated between believers (affiliation to a Christian confession) and atheists (no affiliation to a Christian confession), and unknown affiliation.

In the presence of events with unknown process affiliation in the network, we assign weights to the contribution of each event to the log-likelihood function.

Manila clams (Venerupis philippinarum) challenged in laboratory trials via bath exposure proved to be resistant to infections with Mikrocytos mackini (protistan parasite of unknown taxonomic affiliation), while Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas) challenged simultaneously using identical conditions developed infections.

Those with unknown political affiliation were similar to the centrists.

The two strains of unknown taxonomic affiliation, isolated from chicken intestines and designated LS100 and S33, were able to de-epoxidize DON anaerobically (Young et al. 2007).

Left and right wingers did not differ on moderate minutes of physical activity from centrists or people with unknown political affiliation, but both politically active extremes reported significantly more minutes of walking than people in the centre.