Sentence examples for as linkages between from inspiring English sources

Elemental analysis, IR, and solid-state high-resolution 13C NMR spectroscopies indicate that the PDAN chain contains imine (NC), amine (NHC), and free amine (–NH2) units as linkages between naphthalene rings.

The present study aimed at investigating the weight status of adult women in rural Tanzania as measured by body mass index (BMI) as well as linkages between weight status, food consumption, and vegetable production.

Overall, the workshop review of the existing litera-ture supports the plausibility of the "obeso-gen" hypothesis, as well as linkages between type 2 diabetes and exposures to certain chemical classes.

The paper also identified further research that is needed such as linkages between conceptual models and practice delivery and a better understanding of care delivery in areas such as home deaths and informal caregivers.

The final DRC stabilization is governed by filler-resin interface (iii), which serves as linkage between polymerizable moieties and filler particle surface.

Hydroxylation of Si3N4 fibers made it feasible to modify the fibers with γ-methacryloxypropyltrimethoxysilane (γ-MPS), which was identified as linkage between Si3N4 and PMMA through CC bond.

While Lim domain proteins are known to be regulated in embryonic development and in cancer it is postulated that Ablim3 functions as linkage between the actin cytoskeleton and signaling pathways [191].

Additionally, collaborations with state and regional registries supported by federal agencies to begin to develop data-sharing policies and procedures to populate hospital registries with vital status follow-up data from administrative sources, as well as linkage between patient identifiers and the NDI to ascertain vital status and causes of death, will be explored.

Simulation studies, however, testing this and similar models have shown that estimates of the shape parameter beta of the gamma distribution are robust to deviations from free recombination, as long as linkage between sites is not complete, and to moderate population subdivision (table 5 in Eyre-Walker and Keightley 2009).

There is a general misunderstanding among law enforcement respondents on what "causes" (and hence prevents) crimes against children, as well as the linkages between trafficking, exploitation and broader child protection violation.

Further research is needed to investigate youth's perceptions about parental cigarette smoking as well as possible linkages between youth exposed to second hand smoke in their home environment and emotional and lifestyle-related health difficulties.