Sentence examples for be primarily connected to from inspiring English sources
The development of the conducting state during the redox switching of both thiophene derivative polymers proved to be primarily connected to the formation of di-cationic species.
Besides areas supplied by the MCA, like striatum and neocortex, other areas which not seem to be primarily connected to the MCA were also found to be injured.
But Eliyahu Stern's comparisons to 19th-century Europe are not compelling because the perceived threat from Shariah law is not primarily connected to American Muslims (as the perceived threat of Jewish law was primarily connected to European Jews).
Woodward asked his father if his teen-age taste for blues and gospel — a taste that Elvis Presley had found puzzling, geographically, when the men first met — was primarily connected to the fact that he had a voice suited to singing that music.
Often ethics in science teaching is primarily connected to internal scientific values as opposed to moral values in relation to science and the rest of society.
Analysis of the loading map in Fig. 11c suggests that the first component is primarily connected to regions without surface reconstruction.
[The new offering] follows a secondary offering in October, though in that instance the company did not reap any cash from the stock sale, as it was primarily connected to existing stockholders.
These neuronal populations did not show as much overlap with retinal fibers as the ones projecting upon Cluster N. Thus, Cluster N is primarily connected to the thalamofugal subsystem that receives strong retinal input.
In tomato, a smaller number of terms and families is overrepresented; these are primarily connected to structural genomic features such as retrotransposons.
Genes with kinetochore and other mitotic functions also emerge, although they are primarily connected to CIN cancer genes with cohesion and spindle functions.
In contrast, PMdr is primarily connected to other premotor areas and with area 24c (Petrides & Pandya, 1999; Luppino et al., 2003; Takada et al., 2004).
