Sentence examples for young association from inspiring English sources

The relatively young association of YLS with hosts may not have permitted sufficient time to allow for genome expansion.

The authors suggested that the relatively young association between the YLS and hosts may not have permitted sufficient time for the type of genome expansion observed in many eukaryotes.

In the LMC, young associations younger than one million years are associated with the Giant Molecular Cloud (GMC) (Yamaguchi et al., 2001; Fukui et al., 2008).

There are strong correlations between young associations with one or more Hii regions cataloged by Henize (1956) and Davies et al. (1976).

This early mother-young association is obligatory for newborns.

Once linked to grannies in housecoats, the turban has a new association for young women.

Initially modelled on scouting and aimed at promoting children's rights, it has increasingly become a young sycophants' association.

"If implemented, the plan would without a doubt mean more time spent on education and training," says Nichola Higgins, chair of the young bar association.

The town has a number of institutions, including a government health centre, a Roman Catholic hospital, a Young Muslims' Association, and several schools.

During the building boom many abandoned the olive business for better-paid jobs in construction on the coast, says Berta María Espinilla of Asaja Jaén, the lcoal young farmers' association.

The Young Entrepreneurs' Association declared that it would be "fatal" for Germany to foot the bill for Greece's "budget chaos .A domestic row over welfare makes charity for foreigners a still more awkward subject.