The phrase "an active link between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship that is dynamic and ongoing, often in contexts involving communication, collaboration, or influence.
Example: "The research established an active link between environmental factors and public health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a dynamic connection between" or "an ongoing relationship between".
At major university libraries, which routinely need to expand shelving space to accommodate new titles, the technology could provide an active link between the main library and storage sites far away from campus.
These two algorithms try to predict the probability of an active link between two nodes being continuously available for a certain period of time.
As the editors of the volume note about their photogrammetry techniques, "For all architectural and most depositional stratigraphic contexts, photographs are processed into 3D georeferenced models using Agisoft PhotoScan". This makes the mapping and publication of these models easier and allows an active link between text, model and map.
Given a prediction t on the continuously available time for an active link between two nodes at time t 0, the availability of this link, L t), is defined as: L t)approx pleft{mathrm{To} mathrm{last} mathrm{to} {t}_0+t right|mathrm{available} mathrm{at} {t}_0+tBig} (10).
Global transcriptomic analyses of tomato lines under-expressing Sl-IAA9, another tomato Aux/IAA gene [ 63, 64], revealed the altered expression of a high number of ethylene-related genes, further supporting the idea of an active link between auxin and ethylene signalling during the flower to fruit transition.
Overall, our data identify a novel, transcriptionally active link between influenza-induced inflammation and cell cycle arrest (i.e., the MAZ transcription factor) and suggest that inflammation-induced, MAZ-dependent cell cycle disruption may be responsible, at least in part, for apoptosis and tissue injury related to influenza virus pathogenicity.
Mitogen- and Stress-Activated Kinase 1 (MSK1) is a nuclear kinase that serves as active link between extracellular signals and the primary response of gene expression.
Now, 70 years later, Vin Scully's retirement severs the last active link between the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers.
Considering that MSK1 is the active link between signaling cascades and the primary response of gene expression.
Miller was one of the final active links between college basketball and its roots.
Apprentices will also become familiar with the Annotation for Transparent Inquiry technique for generating active links between source materials and published texts.
