Sentence examples for a linkage of from inspiring English sources

This statement suggests a linkage, of Mr. Nixon's political position with the military decision to invade Cambodia.

The question persists, since subject recurs on the heels of a linkage of two claims by the dubiously operative similarly.

Finally, click chemistry has been utilized to realize a linkage of an azide-functionalized mononuclear SMM to a copper metallacrown.

This is not to say that all extinction hypotheses are not science; many are excellent examples of good science, but a linkage of direct causation is a problem.

Also, there was usually a linkage of parts not quite on centre to delay the actual opening.

The report said Mr. Schwarzenegger's proposal "inappropriately pits two program areas against each other" and "implicitly suggests there is a linkage of crucial budgetary significance" between them.

But the objections have focused overwhelmingly on more intangible and volatile issues: fear of terrorism, distrust of Islam and a linkage of the two in opponents' minds.

"We tried to see if they were interested in freeing Alan Gross in exchange for things we wanted to do anyway"—mostly changes in provisions of the embargo—"but they would not move off of a linkage of Gross and Gerardo".

Both fluid transport rate (FTR) and Jsamm were inhibited in response to basolateral ouabain treatment, suggesting a linkage of ammonia uptake to active transport, possibly coupled to fluid transport processes via solvent drag.

And then with this need for money, the system has got coarser over time so that they go around the room asking what issues you're interested in, much more of a linkage of dollars to a discussion of the issues now". The health industry permeates the process in other ways.

A Scottish study using probabilistic linkage of maternal surname, first and second initial, date of birth and postcode, where available, reported a linkage rate of 81%[ 29].