Sentence examples for become strongly linked to from inspiring English sources
Avidin binds with high affinity to biotin, and so the magnetic nanoparticles become strongly linked to the biomarker antibody complexes on the surface of the sensor.
The round format arrived in the 1960s, he said, but did not become strongly linked to BMW until the 1980s, when most other marques moved toward more square or oblong lamps.
While many small enterprises will become strongly linked to global value chains, others will continue to function independently, focusing on national and global niche markets.
For the binding between two coactivated patterns in Areas 1 and 6 to occur, it is necessary that the two 'waves' of activity produced are strong enough to reach the middle areas (3 and 4); in addition, these two waves must either (a) jointly activate a common set of E-cells or (b) coactivate two disjoint (but loosely connected) sets of E-cells that will, as a consequence, become strongly linked.
Thus, when piriform cortical activity becomes less responsive to external odor input during SWS, it becomes more strongly linked to other limbic regions potentially facilitating information transfer and/or neural plasticity between these regions important for associative memory.
Over the past two decades it has become increasingly clear that bat conservation and management are strongly linked to the health of forests within their range.
Although TLRs are crucial for host defense, it has become apparent that loss of negative regulation of TLR signaling is strongly linked to acute and chronic inflammation, as well as systemic autoimmune diseases [ 18– 25].
A number of PPIs strongly linked to cell signaling and cell survival have been identified and validated as therapeutic targets for cancer, and have become the focus of academic and industry drug discovery programs.
