Fuelled a "general impression" that Werritty spoke on behalf of the British government through his "close and visible association" with his friend who used "misleading business cards".
Moreover, without sufficient oversight, the new force could become another militia among militias, a palace guard for an already-despised politician who will become increasingly loathed, especially by Islamists, for his visible association with America.
We note that performing the analysis among dual smokers gave similar results of dependence correlates for both WP and cigarettes with normative beliefs, except for a visible association of dual dependence with male gender versus females (OR=5.10 (2.83; 9.19); p<0.001; other results not shown).
In polytene chromosome spreads from salivary glands of transgenic females expressing MLE ΔG), there was not visible association of MSL1, MSL2, MOF or MLE with the X chromosomes.
Sales to tourists depend on a highly-visible location, association with the quaint charm of our town, and promotional efforts in cooperation with other local businesses.
Among the morphoanatomical and physiological variables analyzed, the non-invasive ones (e.g., ETR, YII, and Fv/Fm) may be used as biomarkers of diuron action in association with visible symptoms.
It was evidenced that the LED emission wavelengths need to carefully match with the absorption range of the photocatalyst, so that the use of widespread UV/vis 392 nm emission wavelength LEDs required its association with visible-light responsive TiO2 MPT623 from ISK in place of TiO2 P25.
[ 11] The majority of these were not biopsied, but each of them had an underlying clinical cirrhosis in association with a hypervascular lesion visible on two imaging modalities and compatible with the diagnosis of HCC.
Surfactant removal was determined by visible spectrophotometry according to a method based on its association with methylene blue (Tôei and Fujii 1977).
They make museum-quality Surrealist gems visible to new audiences while buffing contemporary artists' work through association with older masters.
Müller [57] later identified the anterolateral femorotibial ligament, which, in association with an ACL tear, was shown to exhibit visible avulsion from the femur or overstretching of the fibres.
