The phrase "a link of the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a connection or relationship, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "The study established a link of the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a connection between" or "a relationship regarding".
The experimental settings reported here suggest a link of the two effects to the presence of DNA damage.
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Finally, the FIDO-plate toolkit, which is a link of the three stages cited above, is tested on some examples following three major steps.
While Melton was in this position a link of the chain which held the pulley at the top of the upright post broke, and the bent fell to the ground with Melton underneath, inflicting upon him serious and permanent injuries.
More recent papers combined the same transformation with a link of the Cauchy matrices to the Hierarchical Semiseparable matrix structure, which is a specialization of matrix representations employed by the Fast Multipole Method.
There's a fundamental lack of interest in details at the granular level; Bridget's vomit is sprayed liberally, to create embarrassing situations, quick exits, character demolitions, yet there's a link of the chain missing where the exaggeration of the pregnant condition turns into humour.
U.S. officials strongly reject a linking of the two issues.
Therefore, a linking of the neurobiologic and neurophysiologic approach appears more reasonable [4], [26].
There is a link, of course, between the lack of paying customers in paradise and the carjacking that haunts Behr.
Medical documentation provides a link of causation between the accident and your injury.
Using this information, the nodes will discard the RREQ received through a link of a quality lower than the threshold.
