Sentence examples for and in linked from inspiring English sources

Cultivated varieties often possess less genetic diversity than wild populations; therefore, genetic assimilation can decrease genetic diversity of wild populations at genetic loci under selection and in linked regions (Fisher 1930; Falconer and Mackay 1996).

And in LinkedIn's case, its stock price actually rose in the days after the breach.

India requires significant additional capability in identifying households and in linking households to bank accounts.

In those days, there was a great belief in the price system, in people's incentives, and in linking theoretical research to empirical research.

PCSK9 function could reflect ancient roles in the fasting-feeding cycle and in linking lipoprotein metabolism with innate immunity.

Regularity of pressure variation in vessels and flame propagation in linked pipes was analyzed.

The NHS continues to find it difficult to measure productivity due to weaknesses in data and difficulties in linking costs, activity and quality, the report says.

Fig. 1 Roles of plasticity and epigenetics in linking genes, development, and environment to produce phenotypes.

Mr. Green has been aggressive and resourceful in linking the attack to his campaign.

As an officer, he saw the growth potential and importance in linking air travel with car rentals.

Investment in linking stores and online services also paid off.