Sentence examples for a possible connection of from inspiring English sources

In 1938, the Station Committee of 1938 was established to look into a possible connection of the Drammen Line to Oslo Ø.

In 1938, the Station Committee of 1938 was established to look into a possible connection of the Drammen Line to Oslo Ø and extension of the railway station.

Based on the results obtained from RAW macrophages, we predicted a possible connection of SphK-1 with p38 for regulating bacterial infection.

However, including additional information such as statistical significance values or the distribution of specific SNPs in the patient cohort can be of great benefit to the analytical process, since it provides further insight into a possible connection of genotype and disease state.

When asked of a possible connection on Twitter, its handlers replied, "Sorry, no relation to Boba Fett.

On Saturday, law enforcement officials continued to search Mr. Garrido's home just outside the Bay Area suburb of Antioch for clues in both Ms. Dugard's case and a possible connection to a string of nine unsolved killings of women in the area dating to a decade ago.

Concerning M4-substrains, although it was not confirmed by patient interviews, it was suggested that transmission of the M4-substrains, to some extent, has a possible connection to the utilization of internet-cafés.

The first case of ASF in Georgia was observed in the Samegrelo region on the west coast, which suggests a possible connection to the port of Poti on the Black Sea.

Today, F.B.I. agents also searched the Jersey City home of three men who have been in custody since last month because of a possible connection to the hijackings, after learning that they kept an assortment of magazines and news articles about biological warfare in their apartment.

A detainee at a different CIA prison first mentioned the name of Bin Laden's courier and a possible connection to Libi during a "period of enhanced interrogation," according to the rebuttal of the Senate report's claims by Republicans on the intelligence committee.

A team led by neurogeneticist Rudy Tanzi of Harvard's Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston first became interested in the gene because of a possible connection to the b amyloid protein, which has been implicated in Alzheimer's.