The phrase "as its linkage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the connection or relationship between two or more elements, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of understanding the system's behavior as its linkage to external factors can significantly influence outcomes."
Alternatives: "as its connection" or "as its relationship".
However, the precise role of nuclear Axin in Wnt signaling remains largely unknown, which warrants further investigation to facilitate our understanding of the function of nuclear Axin as well as its linkage to the cytoplasmic one.
The apparently conflicting modulation of SFK by Thy-1 highlights the complexity of Thy-1 mediated signaling regulation and warrants further investigation of the molecular determinants of Thy-1 actions, such as its linkage with glycophosphatidylinositol and association with lipid rafts [1], [2], [3].
In this paper, the MapReduce implementation of the PageRank algorithm proposed in [16] is modified as shown in Algorithm 2. The inputs of the map function are the page id p as the key, and its linkage set (N_{p}) and ranking score (R_{p}) as the value.
The proteorhodopsin progenitor therefore likely underwent numerous horizontal transfers as a single gene before its linkage with a specific carotenoid biosynthetic lineage, following which it was transferred as part of the proteorhodopsin gene cluster, constraining carotenoid biosynthesis in this lineage from further diversification due to retinal production.
China's demand for complex software is rising as its business linkages with the world deepen.
Interestingly, although BODIPY 507/545 shares the same basic structure as the other BODIPY fluorophores, its linkage group does not contain a methylene "spacer" between the iodoacetamide reactive group and the fluorophore.
Phlorizin could not be used clinically, as its O-glycoside linkage rendered it susceptible to rapid degradation, and thus, low bioavailability.
To ensure that HIV and AIDS issues are well understood and addressed in return villages, we conducted operational research to explore community perceptions on HIV and AIDS as a community problem and its linkages to culture and insecurity in Pader District, Northern Uganda.
The strength of our approach for mutation/recombination studies (as well as linkage identification) derives from its inherent computational simplicity coupled with a lack of reliance on sophisticated statistical analyses.
Here, the first matrix has the forward linkage vector as its diagonal elements and zero for the others, while the second matrix has the backward linkage vector as its diagonal elements and zero for the others.
As far as linkage information is concerned, a slight increase in power could be gained using a higher density scan.
