The phrase "actively linked to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a direct connection or relationship between two entities, often in contexts such as research, technology, or social interactions.
Example: "The study found that the increase in physical activity is actively linked to improved mental health outcomes."
Alternatives: "directly connected to" or "strongly associated with".
What's even more enticing is a concept called "constant connectivity," whereby Bricklin's computer stays actively linked to the Internet all of the time.
For convenient navigation in the output, BLASTX hits are actively linked to individual hit statistics, lists of editing sites and/or the individual alignments optionally displayed further down in the output as selected in the query form.
In addition to its strong formal semantics, other significant considerations in choosing NCI Thesaurus included: 1. Integration with other terminologies: It is actively linked to the many diverse terminologies important to the cancer community through the NCI Metathesaurus, which connects 2,500,000 terms from over 50 terminologies.
The report says that the BBC could more actively link to hyperlocal content – a thorny issue also raised by local and regional newspapers – and purchase material from the UK's 400-plus hyperlocal and community sites.
"Montreal has a group called GRIP, which, at a minimum, Stereo could actively link to from their website, they could actively support, and they could allow information and outreach inside and/or outside the club".
Firstly, most other studies have focused on developmental stages that have occurred after sex differentiation, so presumably the samples used in such studies were actively expressing genes linked to sex and gamete functions [ 2, 5].
The aggressive cell-cycle phenotype III (actively cycling), strongly linked to a poor prognosis in our patient cohort, was much more highly represented in Her-2 subtype and triple negative tumours (hormone receptor-negative breast cancer) when compared with breast cancers of the luminal subtype.
Euchromatin is also referred to as active chromatin and is linked to actively transcribed regions of the genome, while genes located in heterochromatin (inactive chromatin) are usually transcriptionally silent.
Over a 5-year period in San Francisco, for instance, a citywide effort to test and actively link MSM to treatment was associated with a 40% decline in community viral load and a 45% reduction in new infections [ 106].
Case managers can also actively link PLWH to primary care, and help them to overcome barriers to supportive services such as transportation and childcare [ 37, 42, 70].
To further investigate the functional significance of these observations, we explored the idea that ERMD serves to position division sites adjacent to actively segregating mitochondrial nucleoids, which is based on the observation that ERMES is spatially linked to actively replicating mitochondrial nucleoids (Hobbs et al., 2001; Meeusen and Nunnari, 2003).
