Sentence examples for be connected with its from inspiring English sources
There is no sign of widespread Italian interest in it at this time, though the revolt of the Latin colony Fregellae (destroyed 125) may be connected with its failure.
Phase formation and structural parameters in all iron oxide thin-films was evaluated by X-ray diffraction as well as Raman studies have demonstrated that structural properties can be connected with its magnetic behavior based on discontinuous grain growth.
The truncated hemoglobin from Bacillus subtilis (trHb-Bs) possesses a surprisingly high affinity for oxygen and resistance to (auto)oxidation; its physiological role in the bacterium is not understood and may be connected with its very special redox and ligand binding reactions.
The negative attitudes of the local people towards Eucalyptus woodlot may be connected with its adverse effects on the various properties of the soil (e.g., chemical and biological) and high potential of water and nutrient competition.
It cannot be excluded that the established role of 2C in cellular membrane rearrangements during picornaviral infection [27] [31] might be connected with its effect in virus release and cytopathology.
The therapeutic obstacles during P. mirabilis treatment can be connected with its ability to form biofilm [ 6, 7].
In an emailed statement, VH1 said that the premier was seen by 1.3 million people and it was the number one non-sports cable program in that time period among women ages 18 to 49. "There are currently no plans to change the series and it seems to be connecting with its audience," the network said through a spokeswoman.
Additionally, it is connected with its international peers, aiming at increasing the quality of their offer and profit by the collaborative opportunities of internationalisation (CUDI, 2014).
A final challenge is the extent to which African leadership is connected with its youthful population.
The calculation equation of large diameter bored pile's effective length is connected with its distribution of pile shaft resistance.
Fibar Group, a Polish firm marketing more or less the same product, declares that "everything is connected" with its home automation system that connects to thermostats and smoke detectors.
