Sentence examples for Have linkages from inspiring English sources

Pakistan's state, and indeed, its society, had, has and will continue to have linkages with the Afghan Taliban.

Flexibility may have linkages to irreplaceability (Ferrier et al., 2000).

Few local transport workers interviewed reported to work previously as boatmen and they still have linkages with boatmen community in Teknaf.

Our interviews did not find any examples where the local private sector, including pharmaceutical manufacturers, have linkages with the Tanzanian research community in the area of health and biotechnology.

The functions of Hrq1 have only been preliminarily characterized, but based on the relationship between Slx4 and Sgs1, Hrq1 may also have linkages to Slx4 that have yet to be uncovered.

Within the context of HIV/AIDS, CBC includes 'all AIDS activities that are based outside conventional health services (hospital, clinic, and health centre), but which may have linkages with the formal health and welfare sector, and which address an aspect of the continuum of care from the time of infection through to death' (17).

Branches that have linkage closer to each other indicate a stronger relationship between sample/variables or cluster of sampling site/variable.

The polymorphic sites at 5′URR have linkage disequilibrium (LD) with those identified at 3′UTR [ 4, 12].

Furthermore, because tomato scaffolds have linkage markers, the new build can be used to improve the tomato linkage map, particularly in regions where crossing over is suppressed.

The sector also has linkages with the Vehicles Technology Sector through a common interest in research on unmanned aerial vehicles.

Sasha helped the MI6 target organized crime in Europe that had linkages to Russia; he was never an agent just a consultant.