Sentence examples for I could be linked from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Roth, he said, he discovered that "there was something I could be linked with that was not Woody Allen or the Marx Brothers or Goldman Sachs".

Or it could be linked to Trump's record of attacking minorities.

Earlier reports had said it could be linked to an electrical transformer.

Furthermore, it could be linked to the quantum dot effect.

Officers are looking into whether it could be linked to other incidents at a construction site.

Various hypotheses could explain these differences: (i) They could be linked to epistatic differences between the two different backgrounds of EdaTa and Edardl-J mice (respectively mixed C57Bl6J+CBA and FVB).

Instead, one might argue that the observed efficacy of I-tositumomab could be linked with the prolongation of therapeutic radiation delivery over several days, allowing therefore repair, repopulation, redistribution and reoxygenation processes to occur in tumour and normal tissues, as it is the case in standard fractionation radiotherapy (Thames and Hendry, 1987).

Most of the gene products are connected; i.e., could be linked functionally by way of known molecular interactions.

If correction of ID in anaemic and non-anaemic patients with CHF using i.v. iron could be linked with clinical benefits, this would ultimately prove the pathophysiological importance of ID in CHF.

Molecular mechanisms of resistance to ixabepilone are still unknown and there have been no studies with a representative number of patients, but is suggested that polymorphisms of the carboxyl terminus of class I β-tubulin could be linked to resistance [ 87].

Interestingly, the lack of oxidative phenomena in brown adipocytes observed after mtROS-generating treatments (i.e. fasting) could be linked to basal higher mitochondria antioxidant defensive proteins (SOD2 and UCP1) in BAT with respect to WAT (Fig S3B).