Sentence examples for base linking from inspiring English sources

They will be set against a traditional brick base, linking the $29 million, 90,000-square-foot building to nearby older ones.

This is exemplified in the work of the Health and Places Initiative at Harvard, and the earlier Design for Health, programs that help create and synthesize the evidence base linking landscape, urban design, planning, and health.

For these infections, the evidence base linking these viruses to collapsing glomerulopathy deserves further systematic investigation.

Given the increasing scientific evidence base linking phthalate exposure with harmful health outcomes, it is important to understand major sources of exposure.

Five of these nine indicators with the largest pay-performance gap have an evidence base linking them to reductions in mortality.

Another strength is the uniqueness of the data base linking census with mortality and other register data from hospitals and nursing homes.

Identify the platforms that are most relevant to your base — LinkedIn, Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc. — and invest in paid advertising campaigns.

A nucleobase linked to a sugar is called a nucleoside and a base linked to a sugar and one or more phosphate groups is called a nucleotide.

The IPA knowledge base linked together only four of the five ICS genes, including CLIC5, via interconnections through cytokines IL10 and IFN- γ, as illustrated in Figure  4B.

"And they are particularly twitchy about bases linked to intelligence … It is the radomes and not the runways which are the new front line".

We derive triple regularity of tight spherical 4-, 5-, 7-designs, mutually unbiased bases, linked systems of symmetric designs with certain parameters.