Its fate is jointly determined by direct selection on locus A, linkage to the selected locus B, migration, and random genetic drift.
Bruce Klingner, senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation Korea watchers endlessly debate the timing and motivation of North Korean actions, looking for a linkage to anniversaries, potential regime instability, or a supposed response to US or South Korean movements.
But after returning to power under Carlos Saúl Menem in 1989, the party began espousing free-market reforms, including a linkage to the dollar that is at the core of the current crisis.
But the Army/Montana team, using a new software system developed by the military for analyzing proteins, uncovered a new DNA-based virus, and established a linkage to the fungus, called N. ceranae.
There's a linkage to hypertension, through the nitrous oxide cycle that also happens, there's a linkage with cancer because these high insulin levels predispose cancer cells, which have lots of insulin receptors to preferentially take up the glucose rather than your own cells, so it promotes cancer growth.
We chose four traits that have a linkage to Y chromosome according to the literature.
This can be remedied, however, by altering the account of a linkage to make them fair.
Manuscripts about public policy or non-business stakeholders with a linkage to corporate behavior, practices or performance are also welcomed.
[If applicable] Upon your release, you were connected to a linkage to care specialist [insert specialists name here].
The dorsal stream engages in the time-dependent combination of elements, subserving both syntactic structuring and a linkage to action.
