The phrase "are highly linked in" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a strong connection or relationship between subjects, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The two concepts are highly linked in the context of social behavior."
Alternatives: "are closely related to" or "are strongly connected in".
Thus, it is expected that most SNPs will be highly linked in samples of moderate size.
Some of the key node proteins that were highly linked in the BIN and enriched in GO term and KEGG pathway analyses were validated at a gene level.
No regulator could be identified for the eQTL-hotspot on the far right arm of chromosome V, found in all three age groups, even though the genes in this eQTL-hotspot were highly linked in wWormNet.
All these aspects are highly linked together in Eastern Ethiopia and are very difficult to consider them separately.
The distribution for 11PA resembles that for 12-pNCA, probably because the activities on these two chemically similar substrates are highly linked, as discussed in the previous section.
Congenital urinary tract malformations are highly linked with development of XPN in children (vesico ureteral reflux, ureteropelvic junction obstruction, extrophia vesical).
In addition the terminal events (such as protein phosphorylation or membrane fusion) are highly linked.
Gayan-Ramirez et al. [ 78] showed that corticosteroid treatment in rats was highly linked with a reduction in IGF-I serum levels mainly after triamcinolone treatment that resulted from a decrease in IGF-I manifestation in the liver.
30], Darity and his colleagues pointed out that enrollment of underrepresented populations in more advanced courses in high school is highly linked to early identification and nurturing of those students as AIG.
More importantly, the results support the long-standing notion that the measurement of cognitive impairments in SZ is highly linked to a willingness to expend effort.
