Sentence examples for be highly connected to from inspiring English sources
Finally, we analysed the properties of H2H genes in a human co-expression network and found that H2H genes tend to be highly connected to other genes.
Recently, zebrafish hem-1/fibl-6 and hem-2/fibl-8 wereportedtod to be highly connected to epidermal-dermal development in relation to adjacent basement membrane [ 21, 24].
Since H2H genes tend to be highly connected to other genes in the co-expression network and have distinctive groups of transcription factors mediating intra- and inter-H2H gene transcriptions, we propose that H2H genes contribute to the compactness of the overall gene regulatory network.
The majority of the rules in the tree suggest that disease genes tend not to be highly connected to other genes in the network but rather lie near the perimeter and are therefore less likely to be vital to the structure of the network.
Proteins in a species that are highly connected to each other as well as to a highly connected group of proteins in another species through similarity links would be clustered together and identified as meta-clusters (Fig. 1).
In DawnRank, a gene will possess a higher impact score (that is, rank) if the gene is highly connected to differentially expressed downstream genes (directly and indirectly connected).
Of course, the danger of being highly connected to lots of people is that you're at risk of encountering many people when they are in bad moods.
Initially, on Facebook with the likes of Zynga's FarmVille, and then on mobile led by the ubiquitous Candy Crush Saga, it tends to mean casual games that are highly connected to social media sites.
It would seem that putting the commercial view ahead of professionalism has given priority to profiteering, and turned media institutions into commercial enterprises that are highly connected to centres of power and influence, and at many times even woven into them, in pursuit of maximal profits even if at the expense of the profession's code of ethics.
This understanding is highly connected to the ANT assumption of obligatory points of passage in the TH relations in its context of action.
